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Old 10-30-05, 02:07 PM
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I am contacting ya via my cell phone. I am on the highway and need to know if this is the right size alt belt.. I have little resources.. 2 screwdrivers and rachet set. someone please help me..

belt i have has these numbers.. 530k6 and under that 6ph1345 and under that.. 6 CAN x 1,4 m

also whats the easyest way to but it on?
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530k5 is the alternator belt listed by advance auto as the replacement. 410k6 for the power steering and ac.
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thanks.. i am going to have to run and get another belt before some cop has my car towed...
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it depends, are you running power steering and ac? either or? It will depend, if you have a belt, you can probably make it fit, if its in the vicinity. Because you have a tensioner that you can make the belt tighter or looser. So thats what it depends on? do you have greddy pullies? Or anything aftermarket? Also you can loosen your alternator and pull it down to loosen the belt, or use the idle tensioner, which is to the right of the alternator. GOOD LUCK!
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well the car is stock as far as the pullies are concerned. i have an after market exhaust and boost controller. the water seals are going so i know its going to need a rebuild. I might have someone do it next week or something. depending if the weather holds up. the first belt they gave me was way too short.. i had to loose the airpump and alternator all the way. and the belt would nnot fit, it was too tight.. bbl.. i am going to try another belt. its getting cold and dark i want to get home.
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Something around 530k5 should work, but a k6 will almost certainly not work because it is a wider, 6 ribbed belt. You cold probably get away with a k4 temporarily.
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Find a pair of pantyhose... It works in a pinch
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man i had the same problem but both my belts somehow snaped at the same time.. it was some what of a pain in the *** to get it back in but i dont think i will have a problem putting it on next time
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does this have to do with belts being too tight? or just worn. maybe both?
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