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2004 Toyota Highlander Drive Belt, A/C Idler Pulley

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99366-31040
Alternator Belt
Belt, V-Ribbed
Part Notes: 3.3L
MSRP: $38.41 Your Price: $27.59
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90916-A2005
Serpentine Belt
Belt, V-Ribbed
- Part Notes: 2.4L
MSRP: $52.04 Your Price: $37.39
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90080-91212
Power Steering Belt
Belt, V-Ribbed
- Part Notes: 3.3L
MSRP: $22.94 Your Price: $16.48
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16620-28090
Tensioner
Tensioner Assembly, V-Ribbed Belt
- Part Notes: 2.4L
MSRP: $289.57 Your Price: $202.81
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OEM 2004 Toyota Highlander Parts for Belts & Pulleys - Maintenance

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Drive Belt Installation and Repair Tips for 2004 Toyota Highlander

Q: How to replace the fan and generator Drive Belt on 2004 Toyota Highlander?
A: To change the fan and generator V belt, take out the front wheel RH and fender splash shield as well as the apron seal. Remove the engine mounting stay, cover and control rod. Using the tensioner, remove the mounting bracket and belt. Install parts again and make sure they are tightened and, last but not least, put the front wheel RH in.

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