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Old 04-02-2008, 12:24 PM
Craig
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Originally Posted by barry123400 View Post
Remember that most places that sell replacement belts have a book to match belts and applications up. This is just in case you find youself stuck somewhere with a broken belt someday.
It is not uncommon to carry a spare belt or belts in the trunk on older cars. Many cars I buy already have had them.
Even your old belt if kept can make an emergency spare. Takes very little room as well. It's just our cars are so old now a parts place might not have one in stock if you needed it out on the road. Saves a wait for one to arrive.
I always carry my old belts for spares. Try to avoid the McParts belts, they are "close enough" but not really the correct size. Use continentals or get them from the dealer.
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