its easy the tensioner is on the left side middle facing the vehicle, If i remember correct it is a 5/8ths and all that you need is a regular ratchet. If you look at the digram on the vehicle it displays the belt route. The whole process is really easy! it auto ajusts the tension if you need and new assembly they sell it at autozone.
The above answer is correct, except that usually there is a 3/8 square hole on the tensioner and it can be released with any 3/8 drive ratchet.
Tools required are a 4mm socket to adjust the lamps with the bubble levels located on the headlamp assy.
there is an adjustment tab or hook under neath and you just about have to lay flat on your back pull up the tension and have someone else tighten the bolts from above.
Three - 1998 You Are Cordially Required 1-1 was released on: USA: 2 February 1998
Your Explorer has a serpentine belt tensioner which keeps the proper tension on the serpentine belt unless the tensioner has failed.
There is a Tensioner Pulley that you have adjust in order to tighten the belt. There is another hex bolt that can be screwed in or out depending on how you want to tighten or losen the belts. Adjust it until prefered tension is reached.
u need to relaese tension on the tension pulley. this is usually done with a long socket wrench handle. when u release tension and remove belt you then release tension on pulley until you have routed new belt . you then move tension pulley again until you can put belt on it, then release pulley and it will automatically provide correct tension
how do i adjust the handbrake of a hyudai elantra 1998 model
They are the bayonet type, just release the tension with a screwdriver and it will slip out.
Put the proper size wrench or socket on the pulley of the tensioner.Pull the wrench counter clockwise to release the tension on the belt.
Yes there is, it depends on if the belt is rubbing the housing wether you need to adjust it. I hope this helps, my husband told me to let you know. mgills
you cannot adjust you need new clutch.
The valves are not adjustable on a 1998 Jeep.