1999 Suzuki Grand Vitara Alternator & Serpentine belt removal/replacement

[@ashenudara1835]

🌍🤗sri lanka thaxz bro

[@kevindenne]

Very helpful Very very helpful video buddy good job on the video you help me get through this damn fucking crazy ass problem thank you so much

[@jasonmax9902]

Glad to help out. Always good to share valuable info with the world.👍

[@nicholasmonroe1074]

Can you help me ? Does the 2003. Uses two fan belts or 1?

[@dandan-sl3fc]

Hey how's it go thanks for the info I got two questions. On my Grand Vitara I'm going to put on the AC belt cuz it broke. The Idler tensioner with the two bolts and the hex in the middle do they all go left to tighten or do the two on the outside work standard righty tighty and the middle Lefty tighty

[@chuylee1842]

Thank you, thank you. have the same car and i couldn't find any info

[@jasonmax9902]

You're welcome.

[@shane8463]

So you have to take off the long belt first, then the alternator belt next

[@dalvinggarcia4023]

How did you install the belt with the fan in the way?

[@dandan-sl3fc]

There's enough space you just need a short ratchet with a quarter-inch adapter or if you have a quarter inch socket and this about 5in of space once you get in there. It looks scary at first but the fan blades move freely and once you're past that you're free to go. Oh and you don't have to take off the radiator pump that's off to the right a little bit unless yours is in the way or you trying to do it while it's hot, I wait till the school the next day morning and then I do it but to prevent the Fastener from breaking or ruining the radiator hose by wiggling to get it out of the way and cranking it or whatever being a pain in the ass to get off if it's the same as mine it's far enough away to get not in your way. I got the 2000 2.5. I just don't want to break the bolts and I'm not sure if the tensioner pulley if all the bolts and hacks go the same direction or does the two on the outside variety and the middle one which I'm pretty sure goes Lefty to tighten now the outside ones is what I'm curious if you go left to tighten it or to loosen it like normal cuz I want to go the right direction the first time so I don't break it normally I just got a breaker bar and I loosen the AC and use that as attention and then tighten the AC balls but I want to do it this way cuz it's easier on my back cuz I'm disabled if you happen to know that answer I'd appreciate it thanks