How To Install Replace Serpentine Belt Jeep Grand Cherokee 97-98 4.0L

How To Install Replace Serpentine Belt Jeep Grand Cherokee 97-98 4.0L

http://www.1aauto.com/1A/SerpentineBelts/Jeep/GrandCherokee/1AACD00059 1A Auto shows you how to repair, install, fix, change or replace a broken, cracked, sn…

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1A Auto Parts says:

@honeybunch2k6 You might either be turning the tensioner the wrong way, or
you could have the wrong size belt. It’s always a good idea to remove the
battery cable when working on the motor, but it’s not needed for this
project.

Crazybenjiwoo says:

good video πŸ˜‰

snowboarder450 says:

Dude thanks soo mucch for this video!

1A Auto Parts says:

If there’s is a lot of slack in the belt and it’s a new belt, measure it
against the old belt to see if you have a right size. This video will also
show you how to tighten the belt.

JedtheMarine says:

My belt broke while I was driving on the highway. I got a new one, but was
unsure of how to tighten it. This answered that, thanks!

1A Auto Parts says:

You can if you want to, but it’s not necessary.

1A Auto Parts says:

You’re welcome, have a great day.

congapraise says:

Keep the Jeep vids coming!!!

Don'tCha Wish says:

@caffeyolai1 Fou your info, this vid has NOTHING to do with timing belts!
In fact your Jeep does not even use a timing belt, but rather a chain!

Tre' Huffaker says:

my 97 jeep grand cherokee tsi my belt keeps jumping off i dont know why and
my power steering pump bracket keeps breaking can u help

honeybunch2k6 says:

@1aauto Thanks 1aauto!!!! I had to go out and get a longer belt. FYI zj
owners I ordered the belt online and they gave me the 89.5 inch. I had to
go to napa and get the 92 7/8 inch belt. I didn’t have to wrestle with it,
it took me only a few minutes to get the belt on.

caffeyolai1 says:

You’re a life saver! I have a 97 JGC Laredo and the timing belt is shot I
think it’s making noises. I hear repairs can be $250 or more! I found your
video and went out and found a $20 replacement belt and I’m going to give
it a shot this weekend and replace it. Thank you!

1A Auto Parts says:

What year is the Jeep Grand Cherokee ?

Chris Knight says:

Thanks for the help! By the way, you might want to take a terminal cleaner
to the battery terminal and hook-up. Corrosion is never a nice thing.

Joe Wilke says:

Mr. Green. Do you have a video on this same vehicle with a water pump
replacement…

FixFalcon says:

Thanks for this. Did this last year and loosened every damn bolt I could
find around that power steering pump. Gonna replace my water pump this
week, so this is good info!

xmodriver says:

This is one of the best links for how to do , your videos are descriptive
and good keep them coming. Maybe some old car, truck repairs i.e. from the
40s or 50s or 60s too please

1A Auto Parts says:

You may want to remove the broken stud first and then replace it with the
proper bolt size.

ladislao chavez jr. says:

why dont you just remove the fan cover, so you can have more space to work
with.

polkfam27 says:

I have a 318 grand cherokee and I cannot find the belt diagram, the fan
shroud is not there so no little diagram anyone know where I can find it

jzcrandall says:

I have a 95 Cherokee Sport with a 4.0. On my Cherokee the adjustment bolt
is actually underneath the power steering pump. I’m about to lose my mind
because I turn the bolt, but the pump doesn’t move; the bolt just comes out
further. Any ideas?

JB B says:

my belt is already fraying. could you just cut the belt to get it off?

1A Auto Parts says:

We currently do not. We do carry brand new water pumps and radiators on our
website 1aauto.com 888-844-3393

Goodywagon says:

She sounds great, thanks a lot for this.

cyropyro says:

Thanks so much! you made it look simple and easy!

john p says:

it was fairly easy alittle promblem with placement of belt took about 15
minutes

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