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Old 11-08-2016, 02:04 PM #16
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Toyota, Bando, Gates, Mitsubishi all fine choices.

I went with Bando from Rock Auto because they were dirt cheap. They are good belts.
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I just did this this past weekend. I'm 99% sure OEM AC belt that camelback sent me was a Denso. Not that it matters much.
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Toyota, Bando, Gates, Mitsubishi all fine choices.

I went with Bando from Rock Auto because they were dirt cheap. They are good belts.
Great, thanks for the feedback. What about that 2mm difference? is it the 1070? or 1068? does that matter?
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This will work well:
TACOMA 3.4L V6 Accessory DRIVE BELT KIT 4RUNNER TUNDRA T100 | eBay

a tad cheaper:
http://www.new-part.com/product/toyo...tm_term=376670
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Do you guys know what width these drive belts are suppose to be? I just checked my belt tension due to a squeal noise and all my belts are under tensioned. My alternator and power steering pump are adjusted at maximum so I pretty sure these are generic belts that are too long. I cant get toyota OEM parts here very easily so im gonna have to get some more generics. hopefully I can get some proper length ones. I belive I need V-belts with 4 ribs @ 870, 1050, and 1070mm. I just dont know what the width is suppose to be.

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Great, thanks for the feedback. What about that 2mm difference? is it the 1070? or 1068? does that matter?
The part number is 1068 but if you click info the belt length is 1070mm

Bando is much cheaper than Gates on rockauto - are they reliable as Gates/OEM?
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The part number is 1068 but if you click info the belt length is 1070mm

Bando is much cheaper than Gates on rockauto - are they reliable as Gates/OEM?
I changed these out months ago - nary a squeak. At like...45 bucks for the set, I'd say I already got my money's worth. So for my buck, Bando is good.
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2002 4runner : Got the 4pk870. Mcoo brand on Amazon and does not fit my ac compressor even with the idle pulley removed still can not get it over the 2 other pulley

Ripped it out and measured the length at 34.5 inch that is 875mm
Not sure why it does not fit.

Read in a post another guy with this issue who used 5pk890

Any idea what is going on and what belt should I use?
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2002 4runner : Got the 4pk870. Mcoo brand on Amazon and does not fit my ac compressor even with the idle pulley removed still can not get it over the 2 other pulley

Ripped it out and measured the length at 34.5 inch that is 875mm
Not sure why it does not fit.

Read in a post another guy with this issue who used 5pk890

Any idea what is going on and what belt should I use?
I purchased the a/c belt pictured below directly from Toyota dealer and had no fitment issues on my 02……not to say it was an easy install as lots of four letter words flying around the garage.
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I purchased the a/c belt pictured below directly from Toyota dealer and had no fitment issues on my 02……not to say it was an easy install as lots of four letter words flying around the garage.

Yeah the 870 belt does not that well on this car, 890mm fits so much nicer
toyota uses that 870 for a lot of cars, I have feeling they were trying to save themselves from adding one more belt to their inventory of parts
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