1990 Ford Ranger Belt Routing Diagram - Hand-Drawn Pulley & Drive Belt Path

This document is a simple hand-drawn belt routing diagram, uploaded to SuperMotors.net as 'belt.jpg' in the gallery of a 1990 Ford Ranger. The drawing shows four black circles of different sizes, which represent engine accessory pulleys: a small pulley at the upper left (likely an idler or tensioner), a medium oval pulley at the upper right, a medium circle in the center, and a larger circle at the lower center. A red line traces the path of the drive belt as it wraps around and between these pulleys, indicating which side of the belt (ribbed or smooth) contacts each pulley based on whether the belt routes around the outside or inside of each circle. The diagram contains no text whatsoever — no pulley labels, no engine identification, no year/model applicability, and no part numbers. A reader can learn only the general belt routing pattern shown; without labels, the specific accessories (alternator, water pump, power steering, crankshaft, etc.) cannot be identified from the document itself. Its applicability to the claimed 1990 Ford Ranger cannot be confirmed or denied from the drawing alone.