Serpentine Belt Question
Can you recommend a name brand and type of serpentine belt for land rover disco II.
I see mine has a lot of small cracks, so its time to change.
I was told Dayco is an decent brand. Is this true?
I see Dayco has a belt with automatic corning enhancement $40 bucks, is this good?
Can you provide any knowledge and recommendations.
Thank you
I see mine has a lot of small cracks, so its time to change.
I was told Dayco is an decent brand. Is this true?
I see Dayco has a belt with automatic corning enhancement $40 bucks, is this good?
Can you provide any knowledge and recommendations.
Thank you
Can you recommend a name brand and type of serpentine belt for land rover disco II.
I see mine has a lot of small cracks, so its time to change.
I was told Dayco is an decent brand. Is this true?
I see Dayco has a belt with automatic corning enhancement $40 bucks, is this good?
Can you provide any knowledge and recommendations.
Thank you
I see mine has a lot of small cracks, so its time to change.
I was told Dayco is an decent brand. Is this true?
I see Dayco has a belt with automatic corning enhancement $40 bucks, is this good?
Can you provide any knowledge and recommendations.
Thank you
Dayco is a good brand.
However, I have had problems with a minor squeal with a new dayco on my Disco. I plan to switch to a Goodyear Gatorback, which are highly regarded for their quality and squeal resistance. They are about the same price as a Dayco, but you'll have to order from Amazon.
I highly recommend you splurge and replace the idlers and tensioner assembly while it's apart. I had an idler fail while on the interstate and badly overheat my truck in seconds. It's worth doing while you are in there.
However, I have had problems with a minor squeal with a new dayco on my Disco. I plan to switch to a Goodyear Gatorback, which are highly regarded for their quality and squeal resistance. They are about the same price as a Dayco, but you'll have to order from Amazon.
I highly recommend you splurge and replace the idlers and tensioner assembly while it's apart. I had an idler fail while on the interstate and badly overheat my truck in seconds. It's worth doing while you are in there.
I used Rover's North (RN) and got their S belt, for my 'o3 disco. So, not sure the brand but it is working fine, having replaced it about month ago. I also ordered some tensioners and idlers from RN. All seems ok. I'll check under the hood and report back to you about the name of the manufacturer of the S-belt. Maybe Zach (ZGPhoto) can chime in? He works at RN.
"Also - buy two belts .
Keep one in the back cubby just in case.
May save you from paying the cost of a tow down the line."
good advice. also, check to see that you're getting the correct length, there are those with ACE and those without ACE.
Keep one in the back cubby just in case.
May save you from paying the cost of a tow down the line."
good advice. also, check to see that you're getting the correct length, there are those with ACE and those without ACE.
I remember reading that some people on here are able to remove one of the idler pulleys and then put on a shorter belt.
Taking away an idler pulley is removing a source of one more problem to break down.
Personally I stuck by the book.
But for those who are adventuresome well.
Taking away an idler pulley is removing a source of one more problem to break down.
Personally I stuck by the book.
But for those who are adventuresome well.


