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The core of any minivan adventure lies in Ford Windstar Serpentine Belt, but no bigger vehicle has a bigger story than a spacious cabin, strong 120.7 inch wheelbase, and power-efficient engines that deliver a comfortable ride to the family. Ford engineers molded the Windstar body to sail down the highway and the body absorbs the bumps, the V6 is available with smooth four-speed automatic to accelerate quickly and the safety checks are considered thus winning the confidence of the drivers. It has wide sliding doors, comfortable chairs, and a spacious cargo area, and this makes sense as to why the Ford Windstar became a household name among expanding families that wanted to remain practical without compromising comfort. To the Ford Windstar Serpentine Belt, this single loop design not only minimizes weight and maintenance over old multi-belt systems, the single loop design prevents maintenance and weight reduction, but when in place and without cracks, allows the Windstar electrical system to remain charged, the steering to remain light, the coolant to flow, and the parts to hum along with this Serpentine Belt. Periodic checking of the Serpentine Belt will be able to avoid unexpected situations on the road and safeguard the engine against overheating. Installation of a new Serpentine Belt requires one to first disconnect the battery, then follow the under-hood routing guide, release tension with the automatic tensioner, slip the belt into each of the grooves of the pulleys, once more apply tension, rotate the pulleys by hand, and finally turn on the engine to make sure it tracks appropriately.