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Ford 4.6L V8 Serpentine Belt Routing Diagram with A/C - 8-Pulley Layout
Accessory serpentine belt routing schematic showing the belt path around numbered pulleys.
This document is a serpentine (accessory drive) belt routing schematic, uploaded as "4.6 wAC.gif" indicating a Ford 4.6L engine with air conditioning. The diagram shows eight pulleys arranged in the typical front-of-engine layout, each identified by a numbered callout balloon (1 through 8), with the single serpentine belt path drawn around them. Callout 2 points to a small pulley near the top (typically an idler), callout 3 marks the belt run on the right side, and the remaining callouts (1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8) identify the other accessory pulleys such as the crankshaft, alternator, power steering pump, water pump, A/C compressor, and tensioner — though the diagram itself contains no text legend naming the components. The only printed text on the image is the Ford illustration reference number "A0012721" in the lower-left corner. A reader can use this diagram to see the correct belt routing path around all eight pulleys when installing a replacement serpentine belt on a 4.6L engine equipped with air conditioning. No year, model, belt part number, or component legend is printed on the diagram itself.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does this diagram show?
- It shows the serpentine belt routing path around eight numbered pulleys on a Ford 4.6L engine equipped with air conditioning, per the uploader's filename '4.6 wAC.gif'.
- How many pulleys does the belt route around in this diagram?
- Eight pulleys are shown, identified by numbered callouts 1 through 8.
- Does the diagram identify which pulley is which component?
- No. The pulleys are only numbered 1–8; there is no legend on this page naming the components (crankshaft, alternator, tensioner, etc.).
- Is there a reference number on the diagram?
- Yes, the Ford illustration reference 'A0012721' appears in the lower-left corner.
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