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The Chrysler Pacifica Serpentine Belt transfers rotation from the engine to important belt-driven components, keeping charging, steering, cooling and air conditioning operational on many drives. The same belt goes around different pulleys and is kept taut by a spring tensioner so that it does not slip and saves engine bay space. Periodic check of the Serpentine Belt's heat resistant ribs helps to prevent unexpected failures. When the Serpentine Belt breaks, the charging stops, the steering hardens, and the coolant flow stops. Thus, the engine is at risk. Proper maintenance of the Serpentine Belt allows each component to function. Based on a modern minivan platform, the flexible Pacifica mates a 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 with a seamless nine-speed automatic for quick yet efficient driving. Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid is offered with an optional 16 kWh battery that allows users to cover shorter commutes on electric power, helping save on fuel costs. Chrysler's power sliding doors open easily, via key fob or foot motion; stowable seats, rear screens and active safety tech keep families comfortable and secure. Chrysler's objective is represented in its new car's gentle handling. Those driving the Pacifica note its confident handling, whether one opts for the front or the available all-wheel drive, as well as its hushed cabin on trips of long duration. To install, disconnect the battery, release the tensioner, run the new belt per the diagram, re-tension it and check alignment.