2010-2011 Toyota Camry Serpentine Belt Replacement 2.5L 2AR-FE

[@EdwoodCA]

Thanks for the video!
Just a heads up: 2007-2009 is the 2.4L 2AZ-FE motor and 2010-2011 is the 2.5L 2AR-FE.
I may be wrong, but I think I'm correct after all that I've been reading recently.
As with any car: it's on each of us to make sure we know exactly what version of car we're working on. They even make changes or have service campaigns, or recalls, mid-year, etc, so you have to drill down to the production number portion of the VIN.

[@static_Tricolor_camry]

I feel like Eminem is teaching me how to fix cars.

[@myrubberduck7051]

Is it required to take off both belts if you’re only looking to change the alternator belt?

[@HerreraCam]

Thanks, man!

[@Tech-28]

@@HerreraCam your welcome, hope it helped

[@KingRoseproductions]

What if the alternator belt has a little play in it? Can it be tightened?

[@CharlesSharp-jm1on]

Does the small belt go beside the larger one on some pulleys

[@wg7644]

Thanks for the video but How hard is it to include the engine model in the title? Really I find this with many videos there is a 4 cylinder 2.4L and a 6 cylinder 3.5L. The 3.5L doesn't have a power steering belt and has more obstacles to work through. Thanks for the video though.

[@Tech-28]

I’ve been looking for a 3.5 to do a video on, I’ll make sure to put the engine displacement in the title next time. Thanks for the input! :)

[@sirauron5530]

Is this the V6 version of the Camry? Ive seen videos with only one belt.

[@Tech-28]

This Camry has the 4 cylinder engine

[@sirauron5530]

@@Tech-28 mmm so why do some Camrys have 2 belts and some have one. I looked at mine and I can only see the 1 from above.

[@CharlesSharp-jm1on]

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