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I've noticed those little "gaps" in the belt that Shadetreeme talked about in his earlier post. Are they supposed to be there, or are they cracks?? I have a 2001 Impala.
What should I expect to pay to have my belt changed? I don't want to get ripped off. |
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i think the gaps are tiny cracks caused by the belt being hot & cold. it's pretty easy to fix. the LS is easier than the base model
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Re: Belt "gaps"
I used to sell auto parts and we sold some serpentine belts with little gaps in them. The salesman who serviced us explained that they are there to help "seat" the belt in the grooved pulleys, and to allow for slight flexing.
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Re: Belt
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