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The Chrysler V-Belt is a tough trapezoidal loop made of rubber that fits tightly around pulleys while efficiently transferring engine power to the alternator, pump, and other components without much noise. The intention of Chrysler since 1925 is real-world comfort. The Floating Power mounts control vibrations, ensuring that dashboards remain stable and mirrors no longer vibrate. The styling of the Airflow helped the car slice through the air, which made the cabin quieter and saved a bit of gas. A sliding door and low floor are more useful than a catchy slogan when you're hauling kids, or plywood. Nowadays, the one-pull folding of the seats disappears, cup holders take the place of your elbows, while the night drives get bright white illumination. Every detail has been refined just like other touch points. If you install a snug V-Belt, the powertrain should stay tight even after hitting six figures on the odo. Replace the old belt only when the engine is cold. To begin with, draw a diagram of the routing of the Chrysler belt drive or take a picture. Next, inspect each pulley for grooves or wobble. Loosen the alternator or rotate the spring tensioner to free the V-Belt. Examine alignment, turn each pulley by hand, and then position the new V-Belt into the grooves with the ribs facing home. Release tension, swing the part back, and bolt down tight. Turn the crank by hand two turns, then look along the runs to check for a straight run. After that, fire up the Chrysler, listen for chirps, and adjust the tension if necessary.