2PCS MOCA Serpentine Belt for 1997-1998 Toyota Tercel 1.5L

Name: 2PCS MOCA Serpentine Belt for 1997-1998 Toyota Tercel 1.5L
Brand: MocaAutoParts
SKU: S-ESP0020+S-ESP0037
Price: 17.58 USD
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DESCRIPTION

Condition: New
Fitment Type: Direct Replacement
Placement on Vehicle: Front
Material: EPDM Rubber
UPC: 704619934311
Brand: MOCA
Warranty: Lifetime
Manufacturer Part Number: S-2*PKK316
Interchange Part Number: 4PK820, 4PK1080

Product Description

Product description

"For Jaguar:

1993 Xjrs V12 6.0L (Air Pump & Fan)
1993 Xjs L6 4.0L (Alternator)
1995 Xjs V12 6.0L (Compressor & Power Steering)

For Toyota:

1997 Tercel L4 1.5L (Compressor & Power Steering)
1997-1998 Paseo L4 1.5L (Air Conditioning & Power Steering)
1998 Tercel L4 1.5L (Power Steering)

For Honda:

1997 Cr-V L4 2.0L (Alternator)

For Suzuki:

2004 Vitara V6 2.5L (Compressor & Power Steering)"

Measure Serpentine Belt Length Method 1: Using an Existing Belt


Mark a line across the belt with a white marker	Line up a measuring tape with the line on the belt	Wrap the measuring tape around the belt until it meets the mark	Hold your finger where the tape meets the mark and note the distance

Measure Serpentine Belt Length Method 2: Finding the Size Using the Pulleys


Use string if the belt is on the pulley or if there is no belt	Hold 1 end of the string on top of the belt or 1 of the pulleys	Wrap the string around the pulleys until it meets the other end	Mark the string where it meets the other end and remove it. Then lay the string flat and measure the distance between the end and the mark

How to Replace a Serpentine Belt

Pull the hood release inside the cabin of the vehicle. To access the serpentine belt, you will need to open the hood of the vehicle

Disconnect the battery. You should always disconnect your battery before starting an automotive project

Locate the serpentine belt. Depending on the engine in your vehicle, the serpentine belt may be located at the front of the engine bay, or it may be along one side. There may be engine covers in the way, so be prepared to remove them if need be

Find the serpentine belt routing diagram. Many cars come with a sticker in the engine bay that shows exactly how the serpentine belt is supposed to be routed through the various pulleys on the engine. If your vehicle does not have a sticker, you will need to find another way to remember how the belt should be run:

Look in the owner's or service manual for your specific year, make and model vehicle for a diagram

You can also take a picture of the existing belt with your cell phone to use as a guide when installing the new one

Use a wrench to relieve the auto tensioner, loosen the bolts in the alternator bracket. As you loosen the bolts, the tension on the belt will likely move the alternator toward the engine and relieve the pressure

Then pull the belt off of the pulleys. With the tension relieved from the belt, pull it off of the pulley that has been placing tension on it, then remove it from the around the rest of the pulleys on the engine

If the belt is severely damaged, be sure to remove any parts that may have come off of it as well

Compare the new belt to the old one and make sure it is right one. Look at the new belt in comparison to the old one to be sure they are the same width and have the same number of ribs going across the belt horizontally

Route the belt through the pulleys. Run the new belt through the pulleys in exactly the same way the old one was. Refer to the belt diagram in your vehicle's owner's manual or the picture you took of the belt before removing it to guide you