1. If the water pump drive belt is worn or stretched, it should be replaced. However, most often the belt has to be changed because it breaks, so it is recommended to always have a spare belt with you in the car just in case (the same applies to the alternator drive belt).
2. To remove the belt, loosen the nut under the pivot bolt of the lower auxiliary pulley and then the bolt itself. Screw the adjusting bolt into the pulley bracket until the belt can be pulled out of the groove on the auxiliary pulley. Remove the belt from the crankshaft and pump pulleys and pass it over the fan blades, turning the fan to facilitate belt removal.
3. Install a new belt on the pulleys and check that it can be twisted no more than 90° on the runs between the pulleys. Tighten the belt.
4. For the procedure for replacing the alternator drive belt, see. v chapter 10.
Water Pump Drive Belt — removal and installation (Peugeot 305)
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