Re: Belt Tensioner Adjustment

No adjustment. If the engine had normal mileage for the age, it's not a bad idea to replace the tensioner before it fails, but with 18K miles it's still new. GW

Peter wrote:

Working on a 1994 Buick Regal 3800 efi engine... which uses a serpentine

belt and a belt

tensioner arrangement. Just replaced the alternator Any adjustments or

TSB's on the

Belt Tensioner Assy ??? Just want to make sure that there is not too much pressure on > the belt. > > Thanks in advance..... > > btw the car is a 1994 with 18 K miles... it's been garaged for the past 8 years and > hardly driven. Owner looking to sell the car for $7,000 .... just passed Maryland > State Inspection.... If anyone is interested let me know... located in

Bethesda, Md

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Geoff Welsh
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Ummmm GW ........ Take a guess how many miles are on MY belt tensioner

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1991 Pontiac Bonneville LE ~_~_~261,000 miles_~_~~_
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Harry Face

Yup, 239k on my Astro belt tensioner also.

Mark Sparge

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