How to...Change the Aux belt.

[Lewis.mac]

Just used this guide to fit buddyclub pulleys, nice write up

 

[Mark_teg]

Just used this guide to fit buddyclub pulleys, nice write up


Thanks, glad you found it useful.

 

[Brockstar89]

Was using the part no.7PK1705 to search for a new aux belt and this came up


Continental alternative aux belt £11.88

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Multi-Rib-Fan-Dirve-Belt-7PK1705-Renault-Koleos-Laguna-Megane-Nissan-Qashqai-/330958208648?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item4d0ea57e88

 

[RE Spirit]

Thanks for this Mark, will need to do mine as well very soon

 

[nersha]

Thanks for the guide I'll be doing this today/tomorrow

 

[justJDM]

Done mine yesterday, very easy job thanks to this guide

 

[carlos7777777]

Good guide, noticed my belt had frayed a little today near the stitching of the belt so it needs to be done ASAP!

Is there anywhere to source these within the uk because I don't think I can wait 6 weeks for a delivery from japan lol.

 

[Mark_teg]

Good guide, noticed my belt had frayed a little today near the stitching of the belt so it needs to be done ASAP!
Is there anywhere to source these within the uk because I don't think I can wait 6 weeks for a delivery from japan lol.

Dan mentions an alternative on the previous page.

 

[nellly]

just ask for a 7pk1705 at your local motofactors.

 

[carlos7777777]

I can't see Dan's alternative, however I will try that part number nelly so thanks for that.

I take it the build quality isn't different between the Japanese oem and motor facts version?

 

[carlos7777777]

Now trying to order an auxillery belt, but there is a range of sizes. Which is the correct size belt?

 

[nellly]

use what i have said above 7pk1705 its not a part number its the rib number and length, gates make them so no need to worry about quality

 

[carlos7777777]

Oh I see. I did go to motor facts yesterday and picked one up anyways lol. £18 - not bad. Honda wanted £50 with a two day wait!

I'm gna try change them over this weekend using this guide. Hopefully the weather will be nice.

 

[maxvr6]

I did this today and it was pretty easy, so thank you Mark :xwavey:

 

[El_Boomo]

Also did this today. That little diagram was a godsend as I forgot which way the belt went within 5 minutes of removing it.

 

[Mark_teg]

No problem, glad it's still being used

 

[C2AXG]

Its guides like this that make my life a lot easier and saves me money!
Just changed in 20minutes and £12 out of pocket!
Thank you very much Mark!
Even the drawing came in handy as some reason I manged to route it wrong the first time and thought the belt was too long! Lol

For anyone who doesn't want a genuine belt the belt size is: 7PK1705

 

[donzooo]

Excellent guide, I will be doing this over the weekend if the weather is nice (Scotland though, not likely). Part number and diagram I cannot thank enough for!

 

[Gordyitrdc5]

Did mine today got a genuine one with some discount.BIg thanks to Mark for the guide.

 

[wj51fut]

Will be doing mine in the next few weeks. Will sticky this!