XC60 Alternator Belt
Can anyone pls tell me what the difference is between these two?
https://www.gates.com/gb/en/search?text=5PK1123 https://www.gates.com/gb/en/search?text=5PK1123XS |
Looking at the specs for the belts the only difference I could see was that the first one was a pack of 10 and the second a pack of 50.
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I was meaning the XS postfix on the part number
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Change interval for this belt is every 54000 miles ... |
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All good, all running true bearing all good and running silently, at least now I have the Gates on it. Was squealing like a pig for weeks leading up to the breakage but no matter how much I looked and checke I could see nowt wrong and didn't want to believe it was going to fail given it was all genuine Volvo stuff. Clearly in my case at least the manufacturing QC has failed
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......I'd see just how long the new one lasts first.
There is definitely something where are very few cars are more prone to throwing the aux belt. I've known of one that's done it 3 times. |
Is this a 5-cylinder engine?
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Unfortunately my aux. belt has just failed at 88K on my '12 plate D3 (5cyl).
The original was changed at 4 years and approx. 50k miles. Unfortunately this has taken out the cambelt which in turn has trashed the head. Repair cost is £3400 which includes a refurb head. When trying to explain this to the missus she asked the sensible question, “why does a small belt failing cause so much damage? Why isn’t this prevented from happening by a cover or something?”. I couldn’t answer this!! |
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