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Thread: Serpentine Belt

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    Quote Originally Posted by dunno View Post
    Thanks Guy's,

    Had a look under the bonnet last night and it certainly is showing signs of cracking on the ribs.

    How easy is this one to replace or do I just send back to dealer.

    It's one thing to work on the old S1 but with these new vehicles there is no room and everything looks awkard and hard to get at.

    Dunno
    If you have a spanner and 10 mins to spare you have it fixed.

    It's a fan belt thats all.

    Just remember to put it on in the same configuration as when you took the old old one off !!!!!!!!!!!

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    Dayco from Repco is $65. Bosch is around $70. I would love to get them for $35.

    /Damien

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    you can get cheap chineese ones for $30'ish but I wouldnt put one one unless It was all I could get, was desperate and the devil wasnt around to come up with some kind of a deal..

    off the top $50 is about right for the smaller ones that the rovers run.
    Dave

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    you can get cheap chineese ones for $30'ish but I wouldnt put one one unless It was all I could get, was desperate and the devil wasnt around to come up with some kind of a deal..

    off the top $50 is about right for the smaller ones that the rovers run.
    Mmmm, Dayco must be crap then, as it wasn;t in the right price bracket

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    wouldnt know about dayco, never bought one for big red which is the first serpentined rover Ive owned.

    the cheap crap ones are easy to spot if you turn the belt ribs out and lay them over your wrist and pull down you'll see the backing fabric through the wafer thin bit of rubber that makes up the valleys of the V's and have lots of small fraying bits hanging out the sides where the better belts have the threads turned over like the edge of string on a new reel..
    Dave

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    I bought my last one from Newcastle 4x4 spares for $34.95 and the Disco which is a v8 was $55.Most bearing,seal etc place's have them or I ordered them through work as Cat dozers have them as A/C belts.I have tried the no name ones and they lasted just as long and I carry a spare under the back seat. Pat

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