[evident]

When i was changing some power steering fluid from the cylinder with a turkey baster some of the fluid dripped onto the serpentine belt. i mean maybe a squirt. I tried to wipe it down with water real quick but it seemed to soak in right away. is PS fluid corrosive and will it screw up the serpentine belt?

 

[poorboyaccord]

if it bothers you just go to the car wash

 

[gwiffer]

Which side of the belt, grooved or flat?

It might cause it to slip on one of the pulleys eventually, but you'll be able to hear it.

 

[2006accord4]

I had my helper spill half a bottle on that area including on the belt when I was changing out mine. He wasn't paying attention and just poured it in. I think I did change out my belt because it was soaked in the fluid.

 

[BLCKFLSH]

I'd say wipe it off with a rag, and there shouldn't be enough left over to hurt the belt.

 

[cjy3]

:banana:Use dish soap and warm water or use 99.9% isopropyl alcohol to clean the belt off the car. Do not use rubbing alcohol as it might have silicone in it.:banana:

 

[Drew03Accord]

When i was changing some power steering fluid from the cylinder with a turkey baster some of the fluid dripped onto the serpentine belt. i mean maybe a squirt. I tried to wipe it down with water real quick but it seemed to soak in right away. is PS fluid corrosive and will it screw up the serpentine belt?

PS fluid is pretty mild. It won't hurt anything. Just drive the car and forget about it.