| elerico |
do i have to put the original one or I can but jobber belt ??
do you have the part # ?
tks
my belt became squeeky....
its the belt or something else |
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| BikerJohn |
What kind of milage do you have and what year is the MO?
If you are going to the trouble of replacing the belt; I would consider nothing but an OEM Nissan belt. |
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| BikerJohn |
Have you had a chance to get a look at the serpentine belt? If it shows signs of cracking; then it sounds about the right time for them to be changed.
The sound of the belt "squeeling" are the signs of the rubber getting hard and slipping on the pulley.
I would stick with a Nissan belt. It shouldn't cost too much. Have you priced it out from a dealer?
I had mine changed around the milage like yours when the car was in for servicing but I don't remember how much they charged for the part.
Mynissanparts.com lists the belt price at around $14.00 US. |
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| elerico |
why some seller sold some belt for A/C, idle and power steering.
I know I got those 2 belt but I need to know which one i really need
i know i need two belt but i want to be sure before buying them
so on my Mynissanparts.com
which one do i really need ? |
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| BikerJohn |
| Here's a layout of the 2 belts. I would go ahead and replace both. |
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| elerico |
im from canada
this is a hard job to change the 2 belts or its very easy
do i have to remove the wheel and the fake wing ? |
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| BikerJohn |
I'm not too sure how hard the job is to do. Maybe some others on this forum has done so and can chime in.....
However, it is done through the front passenger side wheel-well.
If you remove the "push-plugs" that holds on the black "splash cover" in the wheel-well; you will see the oil filter and the belts on that side. To remove the "push-plugs"; take a small flat screw driver and pry the center of the plug. See photo.
You can turn your steering wheels all the way to the right when you park and then you can access that wheel-well. |
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