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May 13th, 2005, 10:28 PM
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Installed a Dayco Serpentine belt and it fits great
My Serpentine belt was original and cracked and needed replacement. After reading all the belts being used, I tried a Dayco Cog belt. If I understand correctly, the original GM belt was 63.1 inches or 1603 mm. The Dayco belt measured 63 inches or 1600 mm.
When I put it on, the corner of the belt barely hit the bracket that supporst the intercooler, but once I started the car, it seated it self and has good clearance all around. The tensioner does not have extra pressure on it and it fit perfectly. The part number of Dayco is 5060630 Just thought I would pass this on to you guys.     
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May 14th, 2005, 08:44 AM
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thanks!
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