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Old 01-03-2010, 19:44   #1
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auxillary belt

had a search, couldnt find owt

how easy and how do you change a aux belt and tensioner on leon cupra please guys, thinking the tensioner has gone on mine causing a loud whining on revs, whining is louder on fast idle... anyone ever diyd it? looks like tensioner out, belt off back on and new tensioner but im sure its more complex than that??

help appreciated.
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Old 01-03-2010, 19:45   #2
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Use a spanner on the end to rotate it and lets you remove the belt.

3 bolts hold the tensioner on.
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easy as that lee, is it a biatch to get at?
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No pretty simple really.
Just look how it feeds around before you remove it.
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you say 3 bolts hold the tensioner on, are they hex or anything or standard bolts?
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13mm spanner iirc
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good good, cheers lee. so push tensioner clockwise, allen key to hold in the hole, belt off, old tensioner off, new one on, belt back on..... job done?

all accesible from the engine bay lee please?
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No allen key thingy me bob required.
Yeah all from engine, might have to get down to make sure it is over the bottom pulley fine (just turn the steering on full lock)
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key just to hold the tensioner open lee?

ok matey, thanks alot, sorted now...
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