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Can’t figure out what belt goes in here I tried 126 inch and 114 one is insanely tight and won’t fit and one has to much slack
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What belt do I need for my 6.5 humvee??
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Can’t figure out what belt goes in here I tried 126 inch and 114 one is insanely tight and won’t fit and one has to much slack
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Serpentine belt for 1165-A1?
Howdy folks! Do you know which serpentine belt is used on the 1165A1 with 6.5L turbo and 400A generator? I've dug through every TM I can find and can't find a definitive answer for trucks with a serial number over 300,000 (mine is 313,7xx). I found an older TM that specifies a belt for trucks...
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when I tried the 114 inch belt it took an insane amount of effort to put on with the tensioner fully relieved. I'm not sure if that's normal or not.For reference I have a m1097a2 with the 6.5l
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Not sure what to say, RWH should be along, he has more experience than anyone with what belt fits what.
Meanwhile is that a 400A or a 200A and what is your serial number, you can X out the last three.
Meanwhile is that a 400A or a 200A and what is your serial number, you can X out the last three.
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Also what are the part numbers of the belts you have tried.
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200a generator and the number is 215xxx
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The number on the belt read out 8pk2855 I bought it off of federal military parts
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Did it go on? Just really hard to do?
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8pk2855 is a metric belt. 8= 8 ribs. PK designates metric sizing. 2855 is length in mm. 2855 divided by 25.4=112.4 inches. So a maybe little tight for the 114" application.
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It went on but it took more force than it needed. I had to use a flat head for leverage. I ended up taking it off becuase I don’t wanna ruin my pulley bearings with such a tight belt
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Some good reference material...
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Try the next size bigger 8pk2910 or dayco 5081145. if that seem too loose then put the smaller one back on.
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I’ll try these I’ll have to order them but I’ll let you know if they do fit or not.
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Yeah I tried that belt and it fit snug no problem.I guess the federal military parts belt advertises for 114 but in reality it’s a 112. Thanks a lot for the help I really appreciate it.