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  1. 22nd August 2009, 08:20 PM #1
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    300 tdi serpentine belt?????

    im working on a frends disco and having a hell of a time geting a "new" serpentine belt on( the old one refits relativly easily),i wouldent expect they stretch mutch at all but the new just wont go on. Any trick to it or have i been given the wrong belt?( seems to me to be a centimeter at least to short )
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  2. 22nd August 2009, 08:26 PM #2
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    It is probably the wrong belt. A 1994 to 1996 ( up to TA chassis numbers) take a 1595mm belt, and 1996 to 1998 take a 1580mm belt. 1595mm belt part number is ERR3287, and 1580mm belt is ERR5911. The diameter of the alternator pulley was changed to a smaller one therefore the shorter belt.

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    thanks jc...its a 96 era but obviously early,ill check the c number tomorow,and posibly try to swap it....
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    my small hands are a distinct advantage working on it lol
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    there is a difference between a disco and defender belt, i now run a disco belt on the defender as i now run a disco alternator or is it the pulley

    in short, yes there are two different belts for the 300tdi
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    JC beat me to it......and explained it better

    thanks JC, i might write those details down for whe i'm stuck on the side of the road
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    This comes up quite a bit, as some catalogues are ambiguous about model years etc. The other issues that can arise is Tdi A/C belts for defenders and discos, the Australian Defenders all had locally fitted aircon, and subsequently the belts are different. D1 Tdi take a 1322mm belt, the Defender takes a 1360mm belt. And Then the Td5 came along. Local A/C fitment in Defenders meant that again, the belts were particular to australian models only

    Anyway, there I go again.....

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