Serpentine belts and timing belts are both key to keeping your engine running, but they also both perform very different purposes under the hood.

Your car's serpentine belt plays a pivotal role in ensuring it runs smoothly. And there are key warning signs to watch for that may indicate yours is broken.

The serpentine belt is responsible for powering most of the engine's components. If the belt fails, the car may stop running, so it is crucial to keep up with regular inspections and maintenance. This ...

You know that belt that spins really fast when your engine is on? It's actually one of the most important components to keep your car moving. Here's why.

That awful squealing beneath the hood may be coming from a frayed or cracked serpentine belt. It's a crucial part of the engine assemblyhere are step-by-step instructions for replacing your ...

Serpentine belt drive evolved from two belts on some applications in 1979 to a single mega-serpentine wrap from the factory during the 1980s, making light work of both maintenance and durability.

Looking for information on serpentine belts? Check out the Drive’s Garage Guide on serpentine belts and everything you need to know about them.

The Vintage Air billet aluminum FrontRunner Serpentine Beltdrive system is a way-cool bolt-on upgrade for classic and late-model small-block Ford V-8s, including the 5.0Ls in ’79-’95 Fox-bodies.

Check out this Serpentine System install on a LS Engine. Take a look at the steps only at www.customclassictrucks.com, the official website for Custom Classic Trucks Magazine!

The Internet has hundreds of serpentine belt installation videos, by the way, each with a mechanic bearing out my brother-in-law's "easy" logic.

Your car's serpentine belt plays a pivotal role in ensuring it runs smoothly. And there are key warning signs to watch for that may indicate yours is broken.