The cast of Serpe contro serpe - 1915 includes: Mario Bonnard Giannetto Casaleggio Elide De Sevres Vittorina Duse Enrico Gemelli

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The cast of Il serpe - 1913 includes: Ettore Baccani Noemi De Ferrari Maria Ruggiani Mignon Vassallo

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The cast of La serpe - 1920 includes: Francesca Bertini Vittorio Bianchi Luigi Cigoli Emma Farnesi Raoul Maillard Duilio Marrazzi Sandro Salvini

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Enrico Gemelli has: Played Archimede in "Cabiria" in 1914. Performed in "Serpe contro serpe" in 1915. Performed in "Sul limite della folia" in 1916. Performed in "Tigre reale" in 1916. Performed in "Medusa velata" in 1916. Performed in "Madre martire" in 1916. Played Il nonno in "La guerra ed il sogno di Momi" in 1917. Played Conte di Pratolungo in "Maciste alpino" in 1917. Performed in "Terra" in 1920. Performed in "La testa della Medusa" in 1921. Performed in "La piccola parrocchia" in 1923.

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Its actually pretty easy to do. Just about with all vehicles. You need to find your tension pulley. It is the pulley with a spring on it. Attach a socket to that pulley and pull it until the tension on the belt lossens up. The belt will drop off. To put the new belt on just follow the diagram that is usally on the cowl above the radiator that shows how the belt goes around all the pulleys. Use the belt tension pulley to get it on and the tensioner will automatically tighten to the belt. Make sure you get the right size belt for your truck. I'm not sure exactly where the tension pulley is on that car but it should show you on the diagram. It's very easy and you will be shocked how easy it is. Good luck.

Friend of mine needed hers put back on... again.

Found the diagram at www.autozone.com

You gotta sign up with them, but it seems relatively harmless.

Anyways, found the diagram under Repair Info / Engine Mechanical / Accessory Drive Belts.

I would post the diagram here but I don't see any way to attach photos.

Good luck!

Look under the hood of the car for the diagram or in your owners manual if you have it.

There is a drive gear for the serpentine belt that is worn causing the noise.

It is about $300 to replace at a decent repair shop.

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You can see the serpentine belt diagram from the 2000 Ford Focus online at places like Focus Fanatics. You can also find this diagram at Go Parts.

around $30 labor plus a $20 belt

the factory service manual has a diagram or there may be one under hood or in cooling area.you can also get a haynes or chilton book at an auto parts store with the diagram in it

Go to AUTOZONE they can give you a printout how it goes together for free.

what's the question? how to do it? specific to corolla or just serpentine belt in general? release tension on belt by: -put a socket/breaker bar or ratched on the tensioner pulley bolt and use it to relieve tension on the belt -slide belt off tensioner pulley. replace with new belt in same pattern across all pulleys and again relieve tension on the tensioner puller to slide the new belt back on --you may need to remove the bolt on the tensioner closest to the pulley (i don't know just judging by the picture i found) ---if you don't know what the tensioner looks like look up the part on autozone's website for a picture you can match on your car

Look around under the hood. Look on the fenders and around the radiator for a tag that shows it...

A 2007 Dodge 3500 diesel engine serpentine belt routing diagram can be obtained from most auto-parts stores. When you purchase the serpentine belt, ask for a routing diagram.

if belt keeps falling off, either it is installed incorrectly, the belt tensioner is worn out, the belt is wrong size,or you have a belt pully bearing that is worn and not spinning straight Better answer: This is a common problem with the Caravan 3.0L engines. Due to the smoothness of the idler pulley and the belt tensioner pulley, the belt can slip off at any hint of moisture. Drive through a puddle, belt comes off. Gates and Goodyear both make "fix" kits to solve this problem that replace the smooth pulleys with grooved ones, and the one-side-grooved serpentine belt with one grooved on both sides. For the 3.0L engine the Gates kit is Part#38342K and the Goodyear kit is Part#49204K. I don't know what the kit numbers are for the other size engines, but have heard the 3.3L & 3.8L engines have the same problem from the same "smooth pulley" design flaw, and there are kits for them as well. Dodge refuses to recall, saying it's not a safety issue. I personally think abruptly losing your power steering on wet/icy pavement IS a safety issue, but they don't. This problem has been THE most annoying thing about my 2000 Caravan. I bought it with 100K on it, cheap at auction, and think it's otherwise a fine vehicle. Haven't had to do much other than brakes, besides this belt issue.

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Well, any time you accelerate, you are putting extra strain on the alternator (more resistance), so therefore, the belt is under more stress as well.

There could be a number of reasons why your belt is squealing:

It could be due to an old worn belt, which will need to be replaced. It could be your tensioner, which applies the proper amount of pressure to keep your belt at the proper tightness. If so, the tensioner should be replaced (generally inexpensive). It could also be due to any of the pulleys, whether they be locking up or even just wobbly.

Also, most mechanics (I'm not one, though) will advise against using any belt dressing, except once or so to pinpoint the cause of the squealing.

Having said that, your best bet (if you're not too mechanically inclined), is to take it to a shop for examination. Ideally, you should take it to an authorized Chrysler shop, but they are usually more expensive than Joe's Garage.

Serpentine belts (on most cars) are responsible for charging your battery, running pumps, power steering, AC, and *cooling your engine*. That last part is important because if your belt does break or slip off, you run the risk of overheating your engine and causing significant damage.

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You should get this checked out - do not ignore a squeaky belt. It will be cheaper to get it fixed now, than to fix what will eventually get ruined if you do not.

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check on your fan shroud there should be a diagram on there for serpentine belt, etc.

Clean your shroud off as it may be dirty or oily and you may not see it immediately.

1. Look at the broken belt for any clues as to the cause of the failure; did it abrade, snap, cut. 2 - Double check the replacment belt is the right spec & in good condition before inatallation. No nicks, cracks, fatigue, rubs, etc. - just because its new does not always mean its problem free. 3. Disconnect beattery negative 4. Check there's no damage to any of the sheaves; dents around the edges, rough spots, sharp bits etc 5. Check the sheaves are aligned - to do this precisely is tricky because of the access and needs special tooling - however you can do a reasonable check by eye using a straight edge. 6. Check theres no looseness in the sheaves, they should not wobble on the spindles (sideways or in/out) and they shoud rotate smoothly - though not always easily by hand! 7. Fit belt, double check the routing (and make sure your water pump spins in the right direction). Adjust the tension if you don't have a tool for this use a straight edge across two of the sheaves and measure how far you can push the belt down ~1/4 to 3/8 inch is ok 8. Other than the sheaves check there's nothing else that makes contact with the belt on any part of the length as it moves. 9. Reconnect battery and drive away.

check with autozone or advance auto parts they can print u out a belt routing

Its automatic until needing replaced

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The drivebelt routing decal on the radiator shroud to help during drivebelt install

Here it is:

Serpentine Belt

Under the hood should be a diagram of the belt, this is your best reference without the service manual. All you have to determine is which direction to rotate the belt tensioner, and then put the belt back on as shown in the diagram.

If it is not you can run down to your nearest auto parts store and they can print it out for you or just buy the Hayes or chilton manual on your car. It only cost a few bucks and it well helps you out later down the line if something else brakes.

You should have a belt routing diagram sticker on top of the radiator shroud. I've also included a video that shows right where this sticker is and how to replace the serpentine belt on your truck.

The best advice is to look in a chilton's book for 1995 Chrysler lebaron 3.0L

There are Chilton's and Haynes repair manuals at your local library and auto parts store

It's on the radiator shroud or brace, on the right of the fan.

Possibly, if the alternator is driven by that belt and it is setting a voltage code.

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well for $14.00 OR SO U CAN GO ON ALLDATADIY.COM AND GET A YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION FOR YOUR EXACY VEHICLE. BECAUSE THE INFORMATION U ARE GIVING IS NOT SPECIFIC ENOUGH. YOU NEED WHAT KIND OF DODGE IT IS AND WHAT THE ENGINE VIN CODE IS SO YOU CAN DETERMINE EXACTLEY WHAT 5.7L ENGINE YOU HAVE.

The routing should be in your owners manual if you have it or there should be a diagram under the hood.

under the hood.

the thermostat is located behind the alternator on the front of your engine block. you might need to remove the alternator unless you have small hands then just squeeze in there with either a hex wrench or socket and open the plastic housing up and pull the old thermostat out and replace it with the new thermostat and gasket.

There is no need for a serpentine diagram for the 2001 xl7. Since it has two belts the only thing that you will need to remember is that on the power steering belt, the belt goes around the cranck shaft(Outer part of the cranck shaft, the alternator belt is installed prior to the power steering belt), the power steering pump and AC compressor. The flat part of the belt touches the flat part of the tensioners. Everything else is simple, the belt goes around the cranck shaft, fan and alternator.