How to Replace Power Steering Belt on 01 Toyota Camry
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- One of my subscribers needed help replacing this belt, so I made a video.
I had forgotten some of the details since it's been awhile, but we figured it out.
Always make sure to use proper safely equipment and common sense when working on any vehicle!
Works on 4th generation Toyota Camry (1997-2001) 2.2L 4Cyl.
Video taken with Samsung Galaxy A53
Edited with Power Director app by Cyberlink.
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I am NOT a professional mechanic.
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Thank you so much for this video متشکرم از شما آقای محترم
Great video! Thank you, I cant believe how simple Toyota made the belt system on this car. I have an 01 and my alternator belt is about to bust. In a way its good the water pump is driven by the timing belt, so if both belts go you can still drive on the battery to safety.
This isn't simple, you should see the belt placement in an Honda 2001. It's much much easier to get to
Thanks for the good explanation.
Thank you for the explanation. My steering belt was torn but the drive bilt still works and the car is moving but the steering is heavy. Is it possible to walk by car without problems to go to the car technician’s place?
I apologize for not responding sooner, life's been a little hectic lately. 🙃 Yes, you should be fine to drive it to a mechanic. The steering is heavy due to the power steering pulley not turning fast enough to assist.
I will say if your car is different than mine, it could have other systems that are driven by that belt as well.
As a universal precaution, just keep an eye on the engine temperature gage, and make sure the battery light is Not on when the engine is running. If those things are okay, then you should be good. Drive safe.
Thanks boss.
Spray AT-204 on it