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April 20, 2011, 06:38:09 pm
wolfsburged
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I'm having some issues getting a V-belt that is not noisy and holds tension. I'm going to try to swap belts this weekend.
I see in Etka that the stock width is called out as 9.5mm. Not sure how big a deal 9.5mm is vs. 10mm.
The belt I have right now is a Contitech 10x643mm.
I called my local vw place and they can get a Contitech 9.5x643mm. Elsewhere I have heard that Contitech belts have issues with loosening, and to try Gates.
All I can find at Gates is PN 7255 which is a 10x663mm. I definitely don't want a longer belt than what I've got, but I don't want to put another Conti belt on if it is going to just keep loosening up.
I finally got it to stop moving for a bit, but now its whiny.
So...
Contitech 9.5x643mm or any suggestions on a PN for another belt that I can get?
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April 20, 2011, 07:39:48 pm
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Try the 9.5 as it will fit tighter in the groove [isn't that an old Funkadelic song?]. Expect to readjust it a week or so after
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April 21, 2011, 01:01:20 am
Baron VonZeppelin
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April 21, 2011, 01:01:20 am »
I like Goodyear Gatorbacks and Dayco Topcogs the best.
Always get good service from them.
Both are ribbed design on outside.
Never had a squeeler even when ran loose.
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April 21, 2011, 08:26:14 am
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Its possible if its been squeeling/slipping a while you could have some excessive wear in the pulleys also!
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April 21, 2011, 11:15:32 am
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Just replaced the pulley with a new (used) pulley. I am going to try to run a scotchbrite pad or something on the inside of the pulley faces as well to clean it, and try this 9.5x643 belt and hopefully that will do it.
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