need to replace a fan belt in a v6 kia sedona

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Asked by DELANCY Aug 11, 2013 at 08:07 PM about the 2008 Kia Sedona EX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Broken fan belt on a v6 kia sedona need to replace HOW????

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Tom this may be a good answer for a serpentine belt but the fan belt is very different. This belt drives the cooling fan, alternater, and steering. I always called this a fan belt ????. thanks I need to change a FAN BELT????

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http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/models/kia/sedona/1998.html .......shows an electric motor driven fan for the V6 and a second fan for the A/C condenser, also electric... the serpentine belt Tom mentioned does run everything else. Now delancy it's your car and I believe you, you can see it I can't, just going by that and other parts suppliers. Where is the 'fan belt' driven from? the Crankshaft pulley? Can you post a picture? Take a picture with your phone if you have one and email it to yourself, is one of many ways to get a picture to show us, would be a great deal of help to us ...and we really do want to help!

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