How Do You Change The Serpentine Belt On A 2005 Dodge Cummins?
A serpentine belt drives the accessories on the Cummins diesel engine, which power many 2005 Dodge Rams. One side of the serpentine belt is smooth and the other ribbed. The ribbed side fits over the pulleys of various parts of the engine. Because so many parts of the engine are turned at the same time by the serpentine belt, it’s important that it’s replaced without delay when it shows signs of damage. Make sure your car is turned off by removing the key from the ignition. Don’t start to replace the serpentine belt until the engine is cool. Otherwise, you risk burning your hand. Open and prop up the hood of the car. Locate the serpentine belt. The belt turns many of the car’s peripheries, such as the alternator, air pump, power steering pump, water pump and A/C compressor, so you’ll see it near these peripherals. Inspect the belt with your fingers for fraying and tears. If there’s oil on the belt, there may be a leak that will contaminate the new belt, and you’ll have to bring the vehi
