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95 E320 M104 Tensioner
I have spent hours searching this forum and the net and no luck. This was part of another thread but I've broken it out here in a blatant attempt to attract more attention and hopefully an answer.
How do I adjust the tensioner so that I can remove and replace the serpentine belt? I've read all the posts I could find and cannot for the life of me relate what I've read to what I see in my engine. Re: other threads: I don't see any nuts that are pointing up, I see no keyed allen bolt on a pulley. None of the pulleys are 19 mm hex heads. This is a very late 95 E320 (May 95) engine # 12 090072 Pulley Diagram mine is the lower right. Atop the tensioning pulley is nothing much. A combination bracket basically. It DOES NOT look like this: Tensioner Another post mentions just tightening the tensioner pulley bolt until it moves in, but that's on a 96 104. I think I'm missing something basic - it's been hours of staring at the engine and checking posts here. I'm not a total idiot (usually). The fan shroud is pulled so I do have a decent view. I've attached photos of the front of the engine. Any help with this tensioner setup would be grand. Last edited by HCH; 01-04-2005 at 03:07 PM. |
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124.032 tensioner was changed after # 12-072236 It is self adjusting and there is no pointer.. |
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Thank you. So what is the recommended way of getting the serpentine belt on and off with this setup (I'm replacing the air pump)?
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Fantastic - you've made my day.
So trivial and easy!!! Aaaaaagh! Just put a 15 mm socket on the tensioner pulley and turn clockwise. |
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