drive belt woes (part numbers)
#1
drive belt woes (part numbers)
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Hello all,
I've been without my turbo/methanol baby for a year now (oil pump failure)...and she's finally back together. I had removed the worn drivebelts (and tossed them in the trash) back then and purchased new ones to put on after the car was back together.
Well, long story short, the ones the parts store sold me arent the right size.
I have a 1996 R-code car, and it doesnt have PS. I -do- have A/C though.
Does anyone know off-hand what the correct part numbers are for the alternator and A/C belts?
Thanks for any help... search wasnt very forthcoming for me this evening
Hello all,
I've been without my turbo/methanol baby for a year now (oil pump failure)...and she's finally back together. I had removed the worn drivebelts (and tossed them in the trash) back then and purchased new ones to put on after the car was back together.
Well, long story short, the ones the parts store sold me arent the right size.
I have a 1996 R-code car, and it doesnt have PS. I -do- have A/C though.
Does anyone know off-hand what the correct part numbers are for the alternator and A/C belts?
Thanks for any help... search wasnt very forthcoming for me this evening
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The belts are different. The idler pulley in a no-PS car is a smaller setup than the big ol PS pump and takes a shorter belt.
With A/C and no PS it's BPE8-15-908.
If you had PS and A/C it would be BPE8-15-909A.
The WP/alt belt is B6BF-18-381.
petrol, you can avoid asking m.net-type questions by searching for your parts on Rosenthal's website (www.finishlineperformance.com).
With A/C and no PS it's BPE8-15-908.
If you had PS and A/C it would be BPE8-15-909A.
The WP/alt belt is B6BF-18-381.
petrol, you can avoid asking m.net-type questions by searching for your parts on Rosenthal's website (www.finishlineperformance.com).
#7
Sorry about that. I thought they used the same belt.
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belt (part number) woes
We have a race to see who could answer the fastest or something? M.net vs. MT.net
belt (part number) woes
#8
No sweat thanks for trying anyway :-)
I still have to measure the belt lengths and get fitted that way. The part numbers didnt cross.
I'm just happy to have the car back on the road finally. Tomorrow will be road test day. After a short YEAR of not being able to drive the car, it'll be SO nice to have all that power again.
Of course, I have to wait until monday to get my methanol jug refilled...so low boost will have to do. ;-)
I still have to measure the belt lengths and get fitted that way. The part numbers didnt cross.
I'm just happy to have the car back on the road finally. Tomorrow will be road test day. After a short YEAR of not being able to drive the car, it'll be SO nice to have all that power again.
Of course, I have to wait until monday to get my methanol jug refilled...so low boost will have to do. ;-)
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