Geared serpentine belt tool

A serpentine belt tool for removal and installation of a serpentine belt in a vehicle comprising:

• a. a drive bar;
• b. a socket adapted to be removably coupled to an idler pulley work piece;
• and
• c. a double box end wrench having at least one ratcheting end, said double box end wrench being adapted to be removably attached to said drive bar and said socket, wherein said drive bar handle is moveable between
• a first direction that operates on the idler pulley work piece, and
• a second direction that causes said drive bar handle to move relative to said socket.

A serpentine belt tool for removal and installation of a serpentine belt in a vehicle comprising:

• a. a drive bar having a handle at a first end and a fitting at an opposite second end;
• b. a wrench having
• a first end defining a hex shaped opening that is sized to releasably receive said drive bar fitting, and
• an opposite second end defining a ratcheting wrench having a first plurality of teeth on an inner circumference thereof;
• and
• c. a socket having
• a first end defining a second plurality of teeth on an outer circumference thereof, said socket second plurality of teeth being adapted to be releasably received by said ratcheting wrench first plurality of teeth, and
• an opposite second end defining one of a hexagonally shaped opening and a square shaped tang adapted to be received by a work piece of a vehicle idler pulley, wherein said drive bar handle is moveable between
• a first direction that applies torque to the idler pulley work piece, and
• a second direction that causes said drive bar handle to move relative to said socket.

A serpentine belt tool for removal and installation of a serpentine belt in a vehicle comprising:

• a. a drive bar;
• b. a socket adapted to be removably coupled to an idler pulley work piece;
• and
• c. a wrench having at least one ratcheting end, said wrench being adapted to be removably attached to said drive bar and said socket, wherein said drive bar handle is moveable between
• a first direction that operates on the idler pulley work piece, and
• a second direction that causes said drive bar handle to move relative to said socket.