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I am trapped with one car in Florida (with my Les Andrews Red Book) and one in Georgia. I think that my question would be answered with the book. I am working on the one in Georgia and need to buy a fan belt. Can anyone tell me the size and if I can just get this at an auto parts store?
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5L440 is the NAPA number
just cross reference that
gates is 3440
https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_n...keywords=5l440
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Wow, amazingly fast response. I am just now leaving to NAPA to get the belt. Thanks Mitch.Comment
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If you have an alternator, get the belt with the internal "teeth" that let it curve around the small pulley better.Comment
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Thanks to you both. I have the original generator not an alternator. When I pulled the car out of the barn in TN it did not have a fan belt. I found that not one of the three close auto parts stores had one in stock so I ordered the Gates belt and will have it this afternoon. Thanks again. Also just pulled down a copy of the electrical diagram posted on the technical pages so I can sound out everything before starting up. Great to have that info on the site so I don't have to ask a question to determine. When all your reference books are in one state and you are in another, you realize how much you depended on them!Comment
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This past winter I was lazy and went over to napa and we matched up a belt worked ok on my generator now I just mounted the alt. and you really are better off with the correct belt.06-27-2021, 10:44 AM -
I was detailing the engine compartment on a 29 Tudor that I have been restoring for a friend and I noticed that the fan belt was touching the lower radiator hose. I thought at first that the belt might be incorrect or old and stretched out. So I grabbed a new one off the shelf and it seems to be the same length (both belts have a "G 07" mark) . Can I buy a shorter belt somewhere?You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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I'm running an alternator with a 2" pulley. What is the recomended fan belt?03-18-2021, 07:17 AM -
I have been working on my 29 pickup and ordered parts from SNJparts.
The fan belt was to long and I had to build a bracket that raised the generator above the lower radiator hose and tube.
I have 5 other antique cars and find dedicated part stores sell parts that do not fit and they know it but they continue to sell them.
If I purchase parts from a local store I can always return...07-25-2021, 04:26 PM -
Anybody run a fan belt that is not wrapped or a cogged belt. Mine developed a squeak that wasn't consistent with valve train noise nor crankshaft or rods.I have all three fan pulley, crankshaft, and alternator new with about 1500 miles on them. They look new. I never have had luck with the wrapped belts. Any suggestions?...08-06-2017, 12:20 AM -
I am trying to find a fan belt that will fit my 29 phaeton engine I am restoring. I have a couple fan belts that are 43 1/2" measured on the outside. They are too short to install. Maybe if I took the powerhouse generator pulley of they would fit, but I would rather not have to do that. I think I need a 44" fan belt. It appears that parts suppliers only sell 43" belts. I checked...01-31-2021, 09:40 PM
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I saw this on Ebay and I assume it is a reproduction or NORS??
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Is it possible to buy one from a local auto parts store ? Maybe a part # etc ? Thanks in advance !!05-13-2018, 01:08 PM
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Thought we might talk about the change from the FLAT Model T belt, to the "V" type belt. START THINKING!!!07-10-2017, 01:49 PM -
im in Canada and have near by. Napa store . Anyone know the size ? Or part number?
mine has separated for some reason ,only 1500 miles..on a new one from Brattons.
fredski09-01-2017, 02:18 PM
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