EVO 7/8/9 Serpentine Belt (Accessory Belt) Removal and Install

00:00 Introduction
00:25 Tools Needed
01:03 Tricks to know
01:45 Old belt removal
03:55 Belt diagram
04:55 New Belt Install
07:40 New Tensioner Info
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[@fuzzycuffs]

Awesome, thanks for this! I'll tackle this over the weekend so long as the weather stays nice.

[@sf2372]

you're the best mate. my belt decided to shred itself and i hoped my Boosted mate here did a vid on the process... cheers

[@dvcavall]

Thanks. Helped me change the P/S idler. What a PITA just to change a belt pulley. I will never buy another transverse mounted vehicle.

[@babylon6g]

Another great vid Paul. Doing all my belts this weekend. already off to a bad start as the aux tensioner cracked when I tried to loosen it!

[@77felixthecat]

Again awesome thanks man

[@culichicmb]

dam have had my evo since 2007 and always thought it was hard to change and after seeing this video i realized i was paying for no reason to get this done , tku

[@Brandon-jn5qq]

Thanks for the “how to” video. Side note you can save money by using Mitsubishi’s online parts store. I noticed when comparing the pricing to STM, Mitsubishi on average is 30% cheaper and it’s direct, just thought I would share some knowledge.

[@BoostedFilms]

For sure. STM is just a easy place to reference and find parts.

[@Brandon-jn5qq]

@@BoostedFilms agreed, I do it all the time. I will say however, if your needing a part ASAP STM is great at shipping out whereas if Mitsubishi doesn’t have it at their warehouse, they have to get it from Japan which can take some time. I experience that when I ordered the JDM Evo 8 MR tail lights.

[@rphatskinz4683]

Thanks 🙏

[@wickedautoworxx1830]

Nice day in Wisconsin past 2 days

[@MagnumChris]

I always snap that hole off, and be using a pry bar pushing up on it. I hate that tensioner.

[@MagnumChris]

And keep up the good vids, these are the best evo how to vids on youtube. I used your tip on the engine hoist for the transmission. It worked flawlessly. I used a 2inch tow strap instead of a chain, it made it easier to adjust. You should try that next time. 🙂

[@Thr33.Sid3z]

Am I the only person w/o AC?!? I'm having the hardest time getting this belt on. The belt size w/o AC is s'pose to be KO60569 and I'm having trouble getting a 575 on. FML

[@testeagles6347]

Hey love the videos. I have an Australian delivered (right hand drive) Evo ix. Any advice on where to get a server manual?

[@BoostedFilms]

evoscan.com/vehicle-manuals

[@og_halo5111]

what Serpentine Belt would you recommend

[@BoostedFilms]

cheapest new one you can find. All the same to me.