Auxiliary drivebelts. 1990 405 D

Jul 24, 2003 4 Replies
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I'm trying to identify part numbers for the drivebelts for a 1990 405 diesel (non-turbo), with power steering, no a/c.



I need the alternator drivebelt, power steering drivebelt and brake vacuum pump drivebelt.



I've looked around my haynes manual and can't figure out what's what. and pugspares.com doesn't help (not in their listings anyway). Anyone?


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How about those guides hanging up in Halfords or similar place where they sell the belts?

Bob

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Twas Thu, 24 Jul 2003 18:34:56 +0100 when Bob Minchin put finger to keyboard producing:

I was going to try them tomorrow as I'll be in the area of one. However they can be inaccurate, I've bought the wrong bulbs according to those guides before so I want a second opinion. ;o)

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Twas Sat, 26 Jul 2003 16:13:53 +0200 when "G.T" put finger to keyboard producing:

I managed to get the drivebelts from Halfords of all places. I'll try fitting them sometime this week and see then if I got the right ones.

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