once again 1A Auto comes through with reliable and specific information, great visual representations of what you have to do. Your videos about Chevy Suburban repairs helped me before and now with my ram tensioner pulley having gone this is the perfect video. Thanks.
Thanks for the great videos, I'm replacing lower idler pulley and tensioner on my 06 Ram and I can't seem to get both studs into the accessory bracket... does the larger stud on the right not go into a slot or hole? Thanks Again, Jim
Great video! I have 04 Jeep Grand Cherokee overland 4.7l. with 160k. Just yesterday the belt destroyed the idler pulley. Should I replace tensioner and idler pulley only or the whole assembly?
I just put in my new tensioner in a 04 ram 1500 5.7 v8 slt , it seems that the bearing stud on the right side Just rests on the side and only the left one has a pre made hole for it , just curious is it supposed to be like that or should I take it apart and check again? Btw like in the vid I have the fan and reservoirs in the way so it's hard to see...
I have a 2008 Dodge Ram 1500 4.7L. I tried the 15 mm and 14 mm socket but fits big. The 13 mm socket fits a bit better but still does get it loose. I get to turn it clockwise but don’t know if I’m doing it right as it does not loosen up at all.