1. Visually inspect each belt for signs of abnormal wear, cuts, splits, and loose tension. If the belt is worn, damaged, or loose, contact a service station to replace the belt or adjust the tension.
2. Regularly check the condition of the belts and their tension in accordance with the vehicle maintenance schedule.
Drive belts
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