The most likely cause for skipping when the tensioner is at its limit is a worn-out belt with degraded or missing teeth. To confirm, inspect the belt underside for missing teeth, fraying, or rubber dust accumulation. If the belt teeth are physically compromised or the belt has stretched beyond the tensioner's adjustment range, the belt has reached the end of its service life and is slipping on the motor pulley.
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