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GT40 Tech - Engines/Induction/ExhaustMotors and engine related - right here!
I'd like to replace V-belt for my SB (302), so want to know the part number to purchase. Yesterday, I'd tried to figure out the part number of the V-belt for Crank/Alternator/Water pump, but I found this number 99332-01040 (and Toyota/Mitsubushi names) on the belt. I'm not sure this is Ford part number or any belt manufacture number. Looks my engine is pretty old (in '60s? no block number so no way to identify so far) from manifold (D?JE-8425-AA) and water pump pully (D2JL-8A528-D?)
Can anyone help me to identify this? Thanks
Hi Yuji,
The vee-belts are sold by the centimetre length. Cut the old belt, stretch it out and measure it. The figure in centimetres generally appears in the part number somewhere, but knowing the cm length means any motor factor can sell you a replacement.
Good Luck,
Tony.
Tony,
Thanks for the advice. Will cut both crank-waterpump-alternator belt and AC compressor belt to measure and purchase/replace. (means do not need to buy while in US next week, but find in Tokyo) [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]
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