Through which component does the belt that drives the coolant pump receive its motion?

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The coolant pump is usually of the centrifugal type and is located in the engine block. To keep a constant flow of coolant through the passages of the block, the cylinder head and the radiator, it needs continuous motion, which it receives directly from the crankshaft by means of a pulley and an auxiliary belt. The camshaft, or timing shaft, synchronizes the opening and closing of the valves and does not drive this belt. The starter motor is an electric device that acts only for a moment when starting the vehicle, meshing with the flywheel, and does not drive the pump.

Through which component does the belt that drives the coolant pump receive its motion?

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