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The tensioner in your car puts pressure against the serpentine belt to keep it from slipping on the engine pulleys. If your tensioner is going bad, you may notice squealing from your belt when the car is running, abnormal belt wear, or things like your air conditioner, power steering, or alternator not working properly. It's a good idea to replace your tensioner and belt as soon as you see signs of wear if you have an older vehicle. If you have a newer vehicle, your tensioner and belt needs to be replaced regularly according your vehicle manual. At O’Reilly Auto Parts, we have tensioner assemblies for most makes and models. Explore our options and find a tensioner assembly that can fit your vehicle.

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