What brand is the timing belt
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I am not sure if the timing belt was labeled, all parts were shipped in a AC Delco box.
386603
I believe it is ACDelco like the kit is labeled, I did not check the brand when I put it in.
672357
Sorry, I do not have the answer. I just know I used the same brand name for my car. I did not buy this from Amazon.
209005
Install it into my 2005 RX330. Has to replace the timing belt (with a Toyota) after a while because it was making noise.
908263
No men. In my purchase it's only one timing belt TR224RB for Honda Civic 96-00 (SOHC)I think a is reference imagen in Amazon
2279267
Here is more than you ever want to know about a Sunbeam 5891 belt, everything except where you can get one. My 5891 is dated 2003 and this belt fits: Gates 537-3M-09 Powergrip HTD belt. When I Google it I see one at the NAPA site. (why? my car does not have a built-in breadmaker) Here is a little bit about Gates belt numbers, 537-3M-09 is the size code. 537 = 537MM belt length, 3M = 3MM tooth spacing, 09 = 9MM wide. Other belt makers use similar numbers to mark size but they mix them up some. A Bando brand belt the same size would be "537-3M-9." If you know those 3 numbers and "HT" style tooth, a belt supplier can look up the right part number. The Gates HTD belt is much more heavy duty than the Sunbeam OEM, you probably won't need a spare. Good luck! (Edited a numerical typo)
1154431
I have no idea of the brand. We had to replace the whole thing because we couldn't find anything to fit the existing part of the slide. They were super easy to replace, though and work great!
2085068
No there not the same..this belt is very cheap made also.lasted 1 hr.after installing it.
1701062
Timken bearings are shaped like little cones, which makes them the best style. Durolast from autozone has ball bearings, they don't last as well. Autozone has a three year warranty on Timken and a one year on Durolast. Whoever your supplier is should tell you their warranty. I just like a better known product rather than a "store brand".
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OH NO!!!!! Don't lube the Timing Belt with any kind of petroleum product. It will break down the rubber compounds of the belt. If it's a new belt the material it's made of may be sub-par. When it comes to parts such as that I only purchase OEM, not after market. Are you sure it's the Timing Belt??? Bottom line, don't lube that belt. This stuff is great on door hinges, locks, etc. Hope this helps.
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hi MWM if you are looking for a style 7 BISSELL belt this would be the correct one! If you need help finding the write belt please feel free to reach out to us here: http://www.bissell.com/contact-us/?cid=ccsocial2107
130285
I'm not familiar with the gel ready race number belt so I can't answer your question. Sorry.
2257289
For the best answer to that question, you can visit Gates.com and you see if that belts fits your car.
1006151
Sup Miguel... Yes ACdelco is GM's OEM part brand. The Belt is a Gates belt that is what the OEM switched too. Some dont like that the water pump has plastic vanes however I am 50k miles on this kit and this summer when It is time to replace it again my little 07 1.6 Aveo 5 will get another... If you dont have them BUY or borrow a 41mm Waterpump wrench and the Camshaft lock tool they saved my butt... Also mark the old belt with paint and each gear. ensure that you have the same amount of teeth between each gear as the front camshaft will shift 1/2 a tooth...
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This is a Honda timing belt, you need a timing chain kit DNJ part number TK969 available from Rock Auto.
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Don't know of any other brands but this one works well as advertised....fits tight...no sway. Have used for thousands of miles. Davey Jones
1006152
I believe AC Delco is an OEM supplier for GM and chevy. The kit I received looked pretty good, don't remember the brands on everything, but it all fit, still running 10k miles later.
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It's been 6 months since I installed it, but I do recall the belt was USA made (Gates), the tensioner was OEM Hyundai, the waterpump asian origin, but looked OEM, tensioners were again factory OEM marked. Hope that helps, but I expect suppliers vary as I have installed a few Gates kits & seen different sources.