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Ford 5.0L & 5.8L Serpentine Belt Routing Diagram Decal - 1995 Bronco/F-Series
Reference · 1992-1996 BroncoAll 95 schematics
Underhood drive-belt routing label for 5.0L and 5.8L engines showing the serpentine belt path and pulleys.
Part of 1992-1996 Ford Bronco Schematics
This is a photograph of the factory drive belt (serpentine belt) routing decal affixed to the radiator support/core support area of a Ford truck engine bay. The bilingual (English/French) label is titled '5.0L & 5.8L Drive Belt Installation / Parcours de la Courroie - Moteur 5,0 L ou 5,8 L' and applies to the 5.0L and 5.8L V8 engines. The diagram shows the serpentine belt path around eight labeled pulleys: alternator (ALT.), idler pulley (Poulie Folle), belt tensioner (Tendeur), air pump (Pompe à Air), fan (Ventilateur), crankshaft (Vilebrequin), A/C compressor or idler (Clim. ou Poulie Folle), and power steering (P/S / Dir.). Instructions at the top (partially obscured) direct the installer to use the idler pulley bolt / tensioner to relieve tension, rotating counterclockwise ('dans le sens inverse d'horloge'), with a red arrow and hand-tool illustration indicating where to apply the wrench. A Ford part number, F3TA-8B608-BA, runs vertically along the right edge of the label. A reader can learn the correct belt routing for a 5.0L or 5.8L engine and how to release the tensioner to install or replace the belt.
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Frequently asked questions
- Which engines does this belt routing diagram apply to?
- The decal states it covers 5.0L and 5.8L drive belt installation ('5.0L & 5.8L Drive Belt Installation / Moteur 5,0 L ou 5,8 L').
- What pulleys does the serpentine belt route around on the 5.0L/5.8L?
- The diagram shows the alternator, idler pulley, tensioner, air pump, fan, crankshaft, A/C compressor (or idler if no A/C), and power steering pump.
- How do you relieve belt tension to install the belt?
- The label instructs using the idler pulley/tensioner bolt to relieve tension, rotating counterclockwise ('dans le sens inverse d'horloge'), as shown by the red arrow and the illustration of a wrench on the tensioner.
- What is the Ford part number of this belt routing decal?
- F3TA-8B608-BA appears vertically along the right edge of the label.
- Does the routing differ if the vehicle has no air conditioning?
- The diagram labels one pulley as 'A/C or Idler' (Clim. ou Poulie Folle), indicating that position is an idler pulley on vehicles without A/C.
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