I have a 2001 Dodge Dakota Sport 3.9L V6. I ordered a Gatorback belt from RockAuto.com (4070884) (7PK2245) was on the front of the package and I went to install it but it did not fit because I ordered the belt that excluded AC.. why they did this option for a 2001, I don't know. but would this belt fit the whole pulley system including AC? please let me know asap. thank you. --Phil I have a 2001 Dodge Dakota Sport 3.9L V6. I ordered a Gatorback belt from RockAuto.com (4070884) (7PK2245) was on the front of the package and I went to install it but it did not fit because I... » Read More I have a 2001 Dodge Dakota Sport 3.9L V6. I ordered a Gatorback belt from RockAuto.com (4070884) (7PK2245) was on the front of the package and I went to install it but it did not fit because I ordered the belt that excluded AC.. why they did this option for a 2001, I don't know. but would this belt fit the whole pulley system including AC? please let me know asap. thank you. --Phil « Show Less
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I rather doubt that it will fit. I've run into a similar situation with my 1998 Ram 1500 with 318C.I.D. (5.2L). When my A/C Compressor went out I tried to fit a Non-A/C belt to eliminate the compressor temporarily and found that it would NOT fit. I do like the Gatorback belts, it seems that many of the other belts squeal a lot and the Gatorback hardly ever does...only when it gets wet. Good luck.
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At the risk of not double checking my records, my memory tells me that the ONLY issue I had was to "fatten up" the rubber bushings on the top with a bit of shade tree use of vinyl tubing to fit the upper metal mount. In real world practicality, even factory parts need a little "English."BOTTOM LINE: The part will fit and has been working for us quite well.*** What else are you replacing? Get the Gates hoses. Doing a timing belt? Get the great kit offered thru Amazon Check those belts. Cracks? Get the kit. There is not much space on these transverse engines.Best wishes on your repair work. At the risk of not double checking my records, my memory tells me that the ONLY issue I had was to "fatten up" the rubber bushings on the top with a bit of shade tree use of vinyl tubing to fit the upper metal mount. In real world practicality, even factory parts need a little "English."BOTTOM LINE: The part will fit and has been working for us quite well.*** What else are you replacing? Get the Gates hoses. Doing a timing belt? Get the great kit offered thru Amazon Check those belts. Cracks? Get the kit. There is not much space on these transverse... » Read More At the risk of not double checking my records, my memory tells me that the ONLY issue I had was to "fatten up" the rubber bushings on the top with a bit of shade tree use of vinyl tubing to fit the upper metal mount. In real world practicality, even factory parts need a little "English."BOTTOM LINE: The part will fit and has been working for us quite well.*** What else are you replacing? Get the Gates hoses. Doing a timing belt? Get the great kit offered thru Amazon Check those belts. Cracks? Get the kit. There is not much space on these transverse engines.Best wishes on your repair work. « Show Less
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And ya there's two different parts.. I checked on centric because the first one I bought were for the rear disc. So look online and see which number it is for your car
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You have to look for the number on the inside of your old belt. Then go online and look at all the belts with that number or that can be used for that number. Originally I ordered the wrong belt, then was told how to order. Good luck!
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Edgar, not sure if it fits but read the note below carefully. I've copied for your viewing pleasure.The set I put on my 2004 Yukon seems to be having issues. Was having some trouble and the mechanic said it wasn't firing on all cylinders and recommended replacing the wires even though they were only 4 months old. AC DElco has subcontracted the manufacturing to guess where?Note: ACDelco partners with other manufacturers to supply the parts your car was originally built with. This product is in a ACDelco package, however the part may have been manufactured by an independent ACDelco supplier and could have a different color or shape than the product image above. Edgar, not sure if it fits but read the note below carefully. I've copied for your viewing pleasure.The set I put on my 2004 Yukon seems to be having issues. Was having some trouble and the mechanic said it wasn't firing on all cylinders and recommended replacing the wires even though they were only 4 months old. AC DElco has subcontracted the manufacturing to guess where?Note: ACDelco partners with other manufacturers to supply the parts your car was originally built with. This product is in a ACDelco package, however the part may have been manufactured by an independent... » Read More Edgar, not sure if it fits but read the note below carefully. I've copied for your viewing pleasure.The set I put on my 2004 Yukon seems to be having issues. Was having some trouble and the mechanic said it wasn't firing on all cylinders and recommended replacing the wires even though they were only 4 months old. AC DElco has subcontracted the manufacturing to guess where?Note: ACDelco partners with other manufacturers to supply the parts your car was originally built with. This product is in a ACDelco package, however the part may have been manufactured by an independent ACDelco supplier and could have a different color or shape than the product image above. « Show Less
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No. After ordering and installing aftermarket belts, removing the body to adjust the idler pulley as far as it can go and the tractor still will not stop due to the deep V, I bought a factory belt at a higher cost. You may want to try to contact the aftermarket sellers and ask if they are deep V traditional belts or shallow V as is needed to function properly.
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I'm not much of a GM guy so my knowledge of the things are limited. I would guess that the truck may have a different connector, or possibly how the actuator installs into the diff could be different i.e. Thread size pitch, length of engagement etc... After owning Fords and Dodges I'm trying to get used to having to buy parts every week for this thing. Hope this helps.
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I was told that the passenger side lockbox would fit under my 2007 Wrangler Sport 2-Dr. It does not because of a bracket and wiring. I requested help from Bestop and they gave me none. They told me that my 2007 was not set up like any other 2007. I find that hard to believe. I installed the drivers side box but I still have the passenger side box in the original packing box because it cannot be installed. Bestop did nothing to help me correct it though I asked them several times.
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Yes, it should fit if it's a 3.9L. You can put in your vehicle specs at the top of the website to check if the product will fit your vehicle. I put in 2002 dodge dakota 3.9L and it says it will fit.
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Yes! Installed mine on a 2001, belt was a little tight but, fit anyway ...I used some dish soap to slip the belt on, worked like a charm!
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I was working on a 2008 landcrusier. it was completely different from what would fit my application even though the fitment guide both here and on the dorman site claimed it would. only good thing is that if you order it and it does not fit amazon will refund everything. god luck with your project. just do not order it and let it sit on your shelf beyond the return stage. it is about a 45 min job to install
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Hello, I wish I could answer that. It fit my Silverado very well. Not sure about Dodge Dakota. Sorry
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John:V-belt ...checked manual before rolling to work ...only issue so far was chute collar which cracked during first use ...Since brand new product at that time, there were no replacement parts.They tried to give me a hard time but failed.It was replaced.LOLwishing you no snow ...; )
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Hello JKV, caution with Amazon is not up to date with the manufacture's sizes list. I recommend that you contact thermo brakes first and ask them. Amazon has on 4 occasions sent me the wrong size because they do not up date size list from the makers. However amazon has been good with some difficulty in there refunds they promise to give a full refund but insist on charging you fees for restocking. Then you have to call or email the amazon agent about it to refund you back the restocking fee its waste of time and honestly i have never checked my banking statement to see if that refund was refunded.try geekparts.com they have never been wrong in parts sizes for car. Hello JKV, caution with Amazon is not up to date with the manufacture's sizes list. I recommend that you contact thermo brakes first and ask them. Amazon has on 4 occasions sent me the wrong size because they do not up date size list from the makers. However amazon has been good with some difficulty in there refunds they promise to give a full refund but insist on charging you fees for restocking. Then you have to call or email the amazon agent about it to refund you back the restocking fee its waste of time and honestly i have never checked my banking statement to see if that refund was... » Read More Hello JKV, caution with Amazon is not up to date with the manufacture's sizes list. I recommend that you contact thermo brakes first and ask them. Amazon has on 4 occasions sent me the wrong size because they do not up date size list from the makers. However amazon has been good with some difficulty in there refunds they promise to give a full refund but insist on charging you fees for restocking. Then you have to call or email the amazon agent about it to refund you back the restocking fee its waste of time and honestly i have never checked my banking statement to see if that refund was refunded.try geekparts.com they have never been wrong in parts sizes for car. « Show Less
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Hello Alan,Thank you for considering AMC Parts Store for your mower needs.In order to research the pulley you need, please provide the complete # off your unit usually located under the seat.Get back to us and we will assist further. AMC Parts Store
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Thanks for the info. It looks like everything matches for part numbers except the pulleys.
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Mine was a 2001 and motor worked fine. Did not "slip right into place" without a modification. A couple of tabs had to be removed. I'm "somewhat" handy and a Dremel tool did the trick. May slide right into yours with no modification needed but I couldn't say without seeing your set up. If you've taken yours apart and the motor has a couple of "wing tabs" then your all set. If not be prepared to have to cut them off. Minor labor well worth the effort as I hope to get another 12 yrs before I do it again. Hope this helps