wilsonsan

Definetly has someone done this,but what belt can i use ? ( length or what car has one)

Ken'sGS300

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Yup, just changed mine the other day. The "correct" belt can be found here: http://www.autozone.com/autozone/par.../N-izuwlZapsy5

I went with a Duralast belt, Part Number: 763K6

Unless of course, the previous "mechanic" uses a belt that is 0.4" shorter(part No. 760K6) and thus, now I am forced to as well due to tensioner being stressed and me not wanting to drop $130+ when the engine just has to last a while longer.... Ah but such is life...

Carfreak70

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Not hating, but why do you guys remove the A/C? A/c is amazing, and I probably wouldn't last too long without it

Ken'sGS300

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Oh damn, disregard my answer...I thought OP was REPLACING A/C compressor.

The belt size I have listed is for OEM, WITH all accessories. I would never remove my A/C...especially here in sunny FL.

Carfreak70

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http://store.driftmotion.com/static/...entinebelt.php

I love Driftmotion, hope that helps out anyways...

I used to work for Advance Auto, see if they will let you use a couple belts. Generally they're pretty cool about it. Thats if you're needing an immediate fix.

wilsonsan

Just ordered somethings from Driftmotion. Didnt see that. too bad.
My Ac radiator was messed up,and i needed room for aftermarket Intercooler.