Spiky

Kinda extreme reaction considering you asked for videos and brought up "ALL engines".

Eric M

There are engines out there without tensioners nowadays. They use stretch belts. Dunno if any Fords have them though.

soaringfalcon

iTrader: (1)

The 1.6 in the Fiesta and Focus have them, no tensioner, had to cut the belt to remove it and use a special guide to put the new belt in, a real PIA!

Mamushka

RLXXI

It has already been established my blanket statement is inaccurate, do you also pick scabs off to start the bleeding again?
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Masi1926

This reminds me when I've talked about one specific detail for the year section we in and are referring to 2009-2014.
Then someone chimes in with; "Well you know in 2003 the fx4 had or looked like this.."
Yeah, I realize that but in 09 thru 14. Which we're talking about, they....
Just like this thread. It was a question about a specific engine.

Rekim

I have a 2012 F150 5.0 and it has Belt Tensioners on both belts (2) and one Idler. One is toast, and making some noise. Not sure of which one, so I may replace both at the same time. I saw that tie wrap video and was a little worried that I might have that situation. I have what is shown below.

Frank Jares

Here is a video showing the 2013 F150 V8 step by step belt replacement. There are two belts. Each belt has a tensioner.

rob_v

Thank you very much for this - I saw the zip tie video as well and was like wtf! This made things a breaze. Kind of dumb you have to remove one to replace the other belt. But overall - super easy.

[F2C]MaDMaXX

I don't see people with part numbers on these, so i'm assuming the two belts are these:

Accessory:
AC:

Also, i probably missed this, but when is the usual service time on these belts?