2014-2019 3.5L Toyota Highlander - Serpentine Belt Replacement

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www.youcanic.c... This video provides a detailed guide on replacing the serpentine belt on a 2014-2019 3.5L Toyota Highlander. The video covers the tools needed to complete the task and provides step-by-step instructions on removing the old serpentine belt and installing the new one. Following the instructions in the video, viewers can easily replace the serpentine belt in their Toyota Highlander, an important maintenance task that helps ensure the engine operates smoothly and efficiently. The video also provides helpful tips and precautions during the replacement process, making it a useful resource for novice and experienced mechanics.
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@condor5635 2 года назад

Great job - done this before on my other highlander but this preps me for the easy job for my other one. thanks - one thing to remember - when the belt is off turn the idler, alternator, tensioner and water pump pulleys and check for smoothness. Perfect time to see if there is roughness in bearings etc on those pulleys which you then might want to change at the same time or at a later date. Forget about replacing the tensioner from what I have heard (huge job) but you can replace the pulley and bearings easy enough for the tensioner and idler. thanks for posting

@theyellowpanduh 2 года назад

It's almost like you had this video ready the moment I had my belt shoot out the other day. Might give this a try!

@kansasfan649 Год назад

Very helpful video, I might add if you doing the job on an older Highlander, get a replacement push pin because the old one is likely brittle and will break during removal due to years of heat & aging. Also, I found a small hex / allen wrench works well to pin the belt tensioner pulley for belt removal, but I had to use the wrench again to provide extra slack to install the belt. There is not a lot of room to work with even with the tire and cover removed. Take pictures before above and below so you know how to route it - my Haynes manual showed an extra idler pulley for the 3.5L engine so that was wrong. As always, double check your work to ensure the belt is in the pulley groves. Appreciative and always learning.

@BenG123 3 месяца назад

Thanks for taking the time to post this. Tight camera angles, and great information/drawing. Ive done several on the 1GRFE- Tacoma and 4runner, but not this engine.

@YOUCANIC 3 месяца назад

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@3Mjerry 2 года назад

I haven't done mine yet. Thanks a lot for giving me ideas on how to do it.

@larboozle 2 месяца назад

Rather than using a combination wrench to relieve belt tension and using the pin to immobilize the tensioner, I found it easier to use a breaker bar and socket on the hex (where hole is for the pin) to release tension. You'll have enough leverage that you can quickly slip the belt out of the way, and then just release the breaker bar. Route the new belt on all pulleys and top idler, then use the breaker bar and socket again to slip the belt onto the tensioner pulley.

@YOUCANIC 2 месяца назад

Thanks for sharing your method on relieving belt tension with our community! We love when our users exchange their experiences and help each other out. At Youcanic, we're all about empowering car owners to successfully navigate their car maintenance. Feel free to continue to share your insights and ask questions at www.youcanic.com. We have an array of resources, including tutorials, our YOUCANIC scanner, and even factory repair manuals to assist you further. We're here to make your car ownership journey as smooth as possible. Keep on turning those wrenches!

@kansasfan649 Год назад

Thanks for posting and good input from Condor5635!