Use a 15mm socket or spanner onto the centre of the automatic tensioner.
Push down (clockwise) which will then rotate the tensioner backwards and enable you to remove and replace the old belt.
Lee
January 2010
You dont, it has an automatic tensioner fitted. If it is sqealing, probably needs a new belt.
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