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    Serpentine Belt Routing & Length

    2020 Honda Odyssey Serpentine Belt Routing & Replacement Guide

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    Quick Answer

    • Belt Length: Approximately 80.5 inches
    • Rib Count: 6-rib
    • OEM Belt PN: 31110-5M1-G01 (Honda Genuine Part)
    • Aftermarket Cross-References:
      • Gates K060805
      • Dayco 5060805
      • Continental Elite 4060805
    • Auto-Tensioner PN: 31170-5M1-G02 (Honda Genuine Part)
    • Idler Pulley PN: 31180-5M1-G01 (Honda Genuine Part)

    Belt Routing

    Before you begin any work, it's highly recommended to take a clear photograph of the existing serpentine belt routing. This will serve as an invaluable reference during reinstallation.

    On the 2020 Honda Odyssey with the 3.5L V6 engine, the serpentine belt follows a specific path to drive various accessories. Starting from the crankshaft pulley (the lowest and largest pulley), the belt typically routes as follows:

    1. From the crankshaft pulley, the belt travels upward to the A/C compressor pulley.
    2. From the A/C compressor, it then goes to the idler pulley, which helps guide the belt.
    3. After the idler pulley, the belt wraps around the alternator pulley.
    4. From the alternator, it makes its way to the power steering pump pulley.
    5. Next, the belt goes to the water pump pulley.
    6. Finally, the belt routes to the automatic tensioner pulley, which maintains proper tension on the belt before returning to the crankshaft pulley to complete the loop.

    Always double-check your specific vehicle configuration against your reference photo, as slight variations can occur.

    How to Replace the Serpentine Belt

    Replacing the serpentine belt on your 2020 Honda Odyssey is a manageable DIY task, but it requires the right tools and a bit of patience. The primary tool you'll need is a serpentine belt tool or a 3/8-inch breaker bar, which will be used to relieve tension from the automatic tensioner.

    1. Safety First: Ensure the engine is off and cool. Disconnect the negative terminal of the battery for added safety.
    2. Locate the Tensioner: Identify the automatic belt tensioner. It will have a square opening for your serpentine belt tool or 3/8-inch breaker bar.
    3. Relieve Tension: Insert your tool into the square opening of the tensioner. Rotate the tensioner counter-clockwise (or clockwise, depending on the tensioner

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