🔗 Black Dayco Serpentine Belt 5060840 Review

Had to be replaced one month after installation. Creak on cold start. Went to my certified Honda mechanic and he said it was definitely a serpentine belt. So I replaced it with a Gates belt (recommended by my mechanic) and now the problem is solved.

I've had a bad case of squeaky belt syndrome, so I knew it was time to replace that bad boy. This belt was cheaper than many others, so I was little Leary. It appeared to be made of durable material and fit without any issues. Only the tome will say it holds up, but so far so good!

Fake Revain belt. Big. No F150 made after 2000 has the NO AC option. Stupid belt doesn't fit. The one I had in my car before worked, except Revane convinced Ed it didn't. A quick detour into the auto zone and the problem is fixed. Revain is great for some things, belts and hoses. I leave it to the experts.

To be honest I ended up buying most of my stuff from Amazon. This was my first purchase for a mechanic and I bought this serpentine belt and Amazon said it would fit my 2007 SE Ford Focus but as soon as I received it. It was too little. I was disappointed. I DO NOT RECOMMEND BUYING STUFF FOR YOUR CAR ON AMAZON.

OK - I'm sure it's a good belt but when you order you don't get the one in the picture - I've sent it back to Revain. I ordered the same belt from 2 different sources, described as a Dayco Poly RIB - the "W" series is their top of the range. You get a standard Dayco poly-V belt - apparently Dayco no longer makes or supplies this belt. .If you're expecting to take a picture of the belt, don't worry - you won't get it.

poly v belt dispatched and arrived on time. Well packed. It fits perfectly with our 2013 Hyundai Sonata GLS. any noise. Good price for it here compared to the local parts store. I use Dayco belts on everything I ride. So far I've never had a problem with even one. I had a Dayco idler pulley that started whining after 6 months but was replaced under warranty with no issues.

I recommend checking the Dayco website to make sure you have the right belt for your car! Installed on a 2010 Honda Accord V6, bought used and don't know when the drive belt was last changed. Lift the front of the vehicle and remove the passenger wheel to access the lower pulleys and route the new belt. I used a 3/8" breaker and 14mm head on the tensioner which is hydraulic so slow and steady pressure is required to loosen the old belt. Do not try to tighten the tensioner quickly, otherwise it…