This video shows a demonstration of replacing the alternator and A/C compressor belts on a Hyundai i30 FD / Touring.
The procedure shown here applies to vehicles without a self-tensioner system, which can also be found in some Hyundai and Kia models such as the Veloster, Elantra, and ix35.

The video covers the complete process — from removing the old belts to fitting the new ones and checking proper alignment and tension — to show how the job is typically carried out on this engine setup.

This content is intended for informational and reference purposes only to help understand the layout and belt system design used in these vehicles.

⚠️ IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER:
While this video provides a general guide for this specific task, I strongly recommend conducting your own research or seeking assistance from a professional mechanic, especially for jobs involving fuel systems or electronic components.

Working on a vehicle without the necessary knowledge, tools, mental, or physical capabilities can lead to serious injuries, fatalities, or expensive damage to your vehicle.

Please exercise caution and discretion. If you choose to implement any of the techniques or solutions presented in this video, you assume full responsibility for the outcomes. Your safety and the well-being of your vehicle should always be your top priority.

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