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If you Google 2008 Kia Sedona serpentine belt you get several YouTube videos https://youtu.be/ojU2jgP1HNk
2009 Kia Sorento 3 3L serpentine belt removal and install
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SOURCE: Cam belt change on a kia sedona recommended milage
The recommended interval for changing the timing belt is in the owner's manual. Generally, this is every 60,000 miles. Charlie P.S. I found the data on the internet and, it is indeed 60,000 miles.
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SOURCE: 2007 kia sedona serpentine belt diagram
how to loosen tensioning pulley to change drive belt on 2007 Kia Sedona
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SOURCE: Need a Diagram of the serpentine belt for 2003 kia
Here is a picture. Hope it helps.
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SOURCE: how to change a serpentine belt
You sent the additional question in the Solution portion of the other original posting...I just happened to stumble upon it when you rated me a "2" out of "4" on the original Posting/Question. A "2" is not good for my 94% Rating! Again: Let me know if this helped you, or if you have any additional information or questions. Feel Free to contact me at FixYa.com! And please don't use a "2". And yes you may change your original Rating from 2 to 4 if you wish....
As far as step-by-step:
The Tensioner Pulleys have two (2) types:
1. If it has an Adjustment Nut located near it: Loosen (counterclockwise) the nut. You will see the Pulley and Belt moving, loosening the belt.
2. The other type of Tensioner is an Automatic Tensioner. The standard rule with these is to move the Tensioner Pulley (it has a strong spring keeping it in place) in the direction of:
(a) Away from the Belt (contact with the Pulley portion).
(b) Towards the open area of the Pulley = towards the direction where the Belt is not iin contact with the Pulley.
Anonymous
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SOURCE: How do change the serpentine belt on a 2005 Kia
There is a tensioner pulley that has a nut in the middle of it, loosen that nut and there is a tensioner bolt that when you loosen it, it slides the pulley away from the belt to replace it.
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Click on the following free, direct Link. It has the Serpentine Belt Diagrams you will need.
On the Serpentine Belt: Scroll down the Link Page to Diagram G00323207, it shows the Tensioner.
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2. Loosen the Adjustment Bolt - identified as "B"
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Note on Diagram G00323206 the deflection tolerance at the 22 lbs pressure on the belt.
Let me know if this helped, or if you have additional information or questions. Feel Free to contact me at FixYa.com!
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Check this video.
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