Serpintine Belt

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by davebz1a, Mar 12, 2007.

  1. davebz1a

    davebz1a Guest

    I have a 96 Grand Voyager with the 3.3 liter. The belt has come off a
    number of times if I drive through heavy rain and go through puddles.
    Has any body had this experience?
    Dave
     
    davebz1a, Mar 12, 2007
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    corning_d3 Guest

    I've not heard of nor seen it happen. It's possible the belt tensioner
    is getting weak. Or there could be a splash shield missing underneath.
     
    corning_d3, Mar 12, 2007
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  3. This has been pretty common with a van that we used to have, as well as
    a friend's van. Check to see if your tensioner is as tight as it's
    supposed to be, and check your belt to see if it's getting stretched and
    worn out.
     
    Robert Reynolds, Mar 12, 2007
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    kmatheson Guest

    It seems like there was a recall for this, that involved installing a
    different splash shield.

    If there was a recall, go to this URL, and there is a place to enter
    the final 8 digits of your Voyager's VIN. It will display any recalls
    that have not been completed.

    http://www.chrysler.com/owners/index.html

    -Kirk Matheson
     
    kmatheson, Mar 13, 2007
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    philthy Guest

    the wiper module has 2 drainsand tubes one on each side and if it has been
    worked on at a dealer there is a good chance they left off the right side
    drain tube and water pours on the belt and it slips off
     
    philthy, Mar 17, 2007
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    corning_d3 Guest

    AH, that's right. I remember those from fuel rail recalls. Those things
    get brittle..
     
    corning_d3, Mar 17, 2007
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