Mitsubishi Eclipse Workshop Manual
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Engine
All
information. illustrations and product descrip-
tions contained in this manual are current
as
at the
time of publication. We. however.
reserve
the right
to
make
changes at any time
without prior notice
or
obligation.
General
Lubrication
Emission Control
Clutch
Manual Transmission
Propeller Shaft
Front
Ade
:..........
Rear
Axle
Wheel and Tyre
Power Plant
Mount
Front Suspension
Rear
Suspension
.........
Service Brakes
Parking Brakes
Steering
Body
Exterior
lnterior
Chassis
Electrical
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Heater, Air
Conditioner
and
Ventilation
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WORKSHOP MANUAL
Fuel
FOREWORD
This Workshop Manual contains procedures
for
removal. disassembly, inspection. adjustment. reas-
sembly and installation, etc.
for
service mechanics.
Use
for following manuals in combination with
this
manual as required.
WORKSHOP MANUAL
ENGINE GROUP
ELECTRICAL
WIRING
PARTS CATALOGUE
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I **** trying to loosen the tension on my accessory serpentine belt to replace a frozen pulley. 2000 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT 3.0
To loosen the tension on the serpentine belt of a 2000 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT 3.0, follow these steps:
1. Remove the Passenger Tire – Take off the passenger-side front wheel to access the belt system.
2. Remove the Plastic Fender Liner – Take off the plastic cover around the fender to expose the pulley system.
3. Identify the Tensioner Pulley – Locate the tensioner pulley, which is the smooth pulley without grooves.
4. Loosen the Main Nut – Loosen the central nut on the tensioner pulley.
5. Adjust the Tension Bolt – Tighten or loosen the bolt underneath the pulley to adjust the belt tension.
6. Remove the Belt – Once the tension is reduced, remove the serpentine belt to replace the frozen pulley.
7. Reinstall and Adjust – After replacing the pulley, reverse the process. Tighten the tension bolt to the proper tension, then secure the main nut.
This process allows the belt to be loosened for pulley replacement.
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