How To Replace The Pk Fan Belt

The process of replacing the fan belt involves multiple steps, and ensuring safe operation and correct installation is very important. ‌

Preparation work: Firstly, ensure that the vehicle has been turned off and cooled down, in order to prevent safety accidents such as burns during the replacement process. At the same time, prepare the necessary new wedge straps and related tools, such as wrenches, screwdrivers, etc.

Dismantling the old fan belt:

Loosen the tensioner, which is usually done by adjusting the tensioner wheel or using a specialized tool.

Dismantle the old fan belt and pay attention to the direction and installation position of the belt to ensure that the new belt can be installed correctly.

Install new pk belt:

Install the new pk belt according to the direction of the old belt, paying attention to the direction of the belt. Some fan belts do not have specific rotation direction requirements, but ensure that the text or markings on the belt are facing correctly.

Adjust the tensioner to properly tension the new belt, while ensuring that the contact surfaces of all pulleys and belts are aligned correctly to avoid slipping or wear.

Inspection and adjustment: After installation, check the tension of the multi wedge belt by gently pressing the middle of the belt, which should have some elasticity but not too tight. Test drive to check for any abnormal noise or vibration, which helps ensure that there are no issues with the installation of the belt.

Attention:

During the operation, excessive force should be avoided when installing or adjusting the multi wedge belt to avoid damaging the belt or related components.

If the vehicle is equipped with an automatic tensioner, it should be ensured that the tensioner can work properly during the replacement process to avoid premature wear or damage to the belt due to tensioner issues.

By following the above steps, the fan belt can be safely and effectively replaced to ensure the normal operation and safety of the vehicle.‌