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Old 11-30-2011, 02:17 PM
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I'm trying to replace the AC compressor belt on my 02 Z28 but the belts listed are all too long. I tried a dayco 5040410 41" belt... what gives?
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Originally Posted by SlowBurn
I'm trying to replace the AC compressor belt on my 02 Z28 but the belts listed are all too long. I tried a dayco 5040410 41" belt... what gives?
Stock part should work unless you have an underdrive pulley?

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Replacement serpentine belt is too short too
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Old AC belt didn't have a on on it. Old serpent belt is a 77" factory is a 79"
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You have a different pulley probably.

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just take it in to an parts store and match it, best thing you can do probably
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^^^ Yup, it'll drive you nuts till you find the right ones......right down the part number when you find them..... lol

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Goodyear gatorback makes both belts for the 4th gen camaro.

I just purchased both belts from Amazon.

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^^^^What she said!
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The Duralast belts at Autozone have a part number scheme like this:
410K4 (A/C) 790K6 (Main)
The number after the K is the number of ribs on the belt.
The number before is the size of the belt.

Figure out how much smaller you need you belt and play with the number (probably in increments of 5 or 10) to find out a part number. That's what I did when I went with the bigger AD244 Alternator.



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