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Old Feb 19th, 2019, 11:10   #1
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Can people tell me what the following parts are please?

This pipe is split


This pipe is split too looks goes to bottom radiator



What are these belts called?


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Old Feb 19th, 2019, 11:24   #2
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Belts
Left - Power steering belt
Middle - Alternator belt
Right - AC belt

Hoses

Top on is the metal Turbo to IC pipe (AC models)

Lower on is the bottom radiator hose
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The attached pdfs should help with the hoses.

In my experience the only way to specify the belts is to measure the width and circumference of the outside of the belt (with a cloth tape measure).
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If you look closely at your pic of the belts, you can see the alternator belt has AVX10 x 965 from the look of it, the PAS belt also has size markings on but can't see any on the A/C belt - possibly they are underneath and will be revealed when the engine turns over.
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I thought something was not right with the belts.

Pretty sure the alternator belt is supposed to go from the crank to the alternator not off the water pump
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I thought something was not right with the belts.

Pretty sure the alternator belt is supposed to go from the crank to the alternator not off the water pump
Well spotted, yes it should go to the crank.
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I thought something was not right with the belts.

Pretty sure the alternator belt is supposed to go from the crank to the alternator not off the water pump
What do you mean?
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Belts.JPG

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It can't because the A/C compressor mounting bracket appears to be in the way.
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Could that be a bit of an optical illusion Dave ?

The Alternator belt definitely doesn't go on water pump
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