Continental 4070682 7 Rib Multi V Serpentine Review

doesn't fit my 03 CRV as said. Until recently, there was no way to install it, so the return period has unfortunately already expired, so I can eat up the costs.

I like these belts but they are made in Mexico, not sure if they were always made there but I think I will see if it lasts long so far the last thing i bought

Works perfectly. no noise Replaced two days ago for maintenance. According to other reviews it should last a while. Will be updated in a few months

I'm sure this belt will work great but it will not fit my wife's 2006 Honda CR-V although Revane insists it does. It was too big to fit and I had to buy another belt.

Bought this belt new off Amazon for my 2005 Crv with 310,000 miles (should have ruined the old lady) for $10. What I received was an almost brand new bandeau belt that someone had converted to packaging. Bando is what it came from the factory. I'm happy.

This is a great belt design that I have used on various vehicles for many years. I think it even outperforms most OEM belts due to the notches on the ribs. This improves flexibility and therefore increases belt life by operating at a lower temperature. I had an old car with a manual method of adjusting the drive belt tension that made a noise no matter how tight I turned the adjuster. After I replaced it with this belt, it was quiet at a much lower tension. These belts just work.

Too early to tell. But it seems to work well enough. Along with techniques I learned from watching UTube videos of my 2006 Honda CRV. I saved time and money. The OEM wanted $68 for the belt and $175 for the installation. Absolutely funny. I paid less than $12 for the belt and installed it myself in an hour with no experience. Lightbulbs that need money: Owners who don't normally do anything, maintenance consultants who make 40-50k a year, people who get a 300-500% markup, a mechanic who pays…