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  1. Question How to change water pump belt 
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    Hi,

    I need to change the alternator and water pump belts on a mk III 1.9 non turbo diesel.

    I can see how the alternator belt loosens but I cant figure out how to slacken the water pump v belt.

    I,ve had a look underneat and slackened a 13mm bolt with a strange washer type thing behind it - this is right at the bottom of the engine near the water pump but I cant get anything to move.

    Any help would be appreciated - many thanks

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    What is the year and engine code?
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  3. Re: How to change water pump belt 
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    Hi

    The year is 1994 and engine code is 1Y382129.

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    I thought that sounded odd last night but I have to admit to not being at my best at the moment, I have a serious case of Man Flu. The pump driven from the V belt is the power steering pump. The diagram should help, release bolt 1 and nut 2 and lever the alternator down, I use a crow bar. The power steering pump is released by undoing the bolts and moving the adjuster
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    Many thanks for this - I did manage to slacken the alternator and lever it down but I couldn't get any movement on the power steering pump when I loosened the bolt on the bottom - I'll give it another go - Thanks again
     
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    Hi,
    I can get the alternator belt off ok ( well off the pulleys anyway - the bottom belt needs to come off to remove it completely ) , trouble is I can't figure out how many bolts to undo to get some movement on the water pump belt - I slackened a 13mm right at the bottom then a 16mm a little higher up nearer the front - still no movement.




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    Sorry - I keep calling it a water pump belt - it's actually power steering
     
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    So how did you eventually take the alternator belt off?
    I have the same problem - I can easily slacken the alternator belt, but I can't get the power steering belt to slacken off, so that I can get the alternator belt off completely and put a new one on.
     
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    Someone did the job for me - when I watched them they slackened the power steering belt from underneath just behind the drivers front wheel - they jacked the car up to get at it - there is a bolt there that needs to be undone - I think there is a panel that you may have to remove - sorry I cant be any more help.
     
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