Product Description
Basic information:
Description | Aftermarket Engine Timing Belt Tensioner 3571260 VKMA26602 530004410 K015378XS For RENAULT LAGUNA For CZPT 960 |
Material | Rubber, Gcr15, Steel |
Application | For RENAULT For VOLVO |
Position | Engine system |
Type | Timing belt kit, without water pump |
Teeth | 148 |
Belt Width | 23mm, with rounded tooth profile |
Brand | SI, PPB, or customized |
Packing | Neutral, SI, PPB brand packing or customized |
OEM/ODM service | Yes |
Manufacture place | ZHangZhoug, China |
MOQ | 200 PCS |
OEM replacement | Yes |
Inspection | 100% |
Warranty | 1 year or 30,000-50,000 KMS |
Certificate | ISO9001:2015 TS16949 |
Payment | T/T, PayPal, Alibaba |
Timing Belt Kit consists of a timing belt and tensioner & idler bearings.
A timing belt is a part of an Internal-Combustion Engine that synchronizes the rotation of the crankshaft and the camshaft(s) so that the engine’s valves open and close at the proper times during each cylinder’s intake and exhaust strokes.
In an Internal-Combustion Engine the timing belt is also critical to preventing the piston from striking the valves.
Changing the Timing Belt Kit component parts all together maintains the engine’s efficiency are promotes safe engine running.
Moreover, utilizing a complete kit saves considerable cost over the life cycle of the vehicle.
Detailed pictures:
O.E.:
7438610041 7701471519 3571260 8610041 |
Ref.:
B OSCH: 1987948683 D AYCO: KTB185 G ATES: K015378XS G ATES: K571378XS I NA: 530004410 O PTIBELT: KT1118 S KF: VKMA 0571 2 T IMKEN: KT94006 |
Application:
For RENAULT LAGUNA I (B56_, 556_) (1993/11 – 2001/03) For RENAULT LAGUNA I Estate (K56_) (1995/09 – 2001/03) For RENAULT SAFRANE Mk II (B54_) (1996/07 – 2000/12) For CZPT 850 Estate (LW) (1992/04 – 1997/10) For CZPT 960 (964) (1990/08 – 1994/07) For CZPT 960 II (964) (1994/07 – 1996/12) For CZPT 960 II Estate (965) (1994/07 – 1996/12) For CZPT 960 Break (965) (1990/08 – 1994/07) For CZPT S40 I Saloon (VS) (1995/07 – 2004/06) For CZPT V40 Estate (VW) (1995/07 – 2004/06) For CZPT C70 I Coupe (1997/03 – 2002/09) For CZPT S70 Saloon (LS) (1996/11 – 2000/11) For CZPT C70 I Convertible (1998/03 – 2005/10) For CZPT 850 (LS) (1991/06 – 1997/10) For CZPT XC70 CROSS COUNTRY Estate (1997/10 – 2007/08) |
Hot-sale:
S-KF | Vehicle Application | S-KF | Vehicle Application | S-KF | Vehicle Application | S-KF | Vehicle Application |
VKMA 57113 | VW SEAT A UDI |
VKMA 91400 | T OYOTA | VKMA 57110 | F IAT LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A |
VKMA 01918 | A UDI VW SEAT S-KODA |
VKMA 57124 | SEAT VW |
VKMA 91013 | T OYOTA | VKMA 57104 | F IAT A LFA ROMEO ABARTH LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A O-PEL JEEP CHRYSLER VAUXHALL |
VKMA 01908 | A UDI VW |
VKMA 01107 | VW SEAT |
VKMA 03235 | P-EUGEOT C ITROËN F IAT LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A |
VKMA 06501 | R-ENAULT | VKMA 95660 | H YUNDAI KIA |
VKMA 01113 | VW SEAT S-KODA A UDI |
VKMA 03256 | P-EUGEOT C ITROËN |
VKMA 06301 | V-OLVO | VKMA 95659 | H YUNDAI KIA |
VKMA 01136 | A UDI VW SEAT S-KODA |
VKMA 5711 | C ITROËN | VKMA 01942 | VW A UDI SEAT S-KODA F ORD |
VKMA 03218 | P-EUGEOT C ITROËN |
VKMA 01142 | VW A UDI SEAT F ORD S-KODA |
VKMA 57186 | I-VECO F IAT O-PEL R-ENAULT VAUXHALL SANTANA |
VKMA 01907 | A UDI | VKMA 03205 | F ORD P-EUGEOT C ITROËN F IAT T OYOTA |
VKMA 01244 | VW | VKMA 03244 | P-EUGEOT C ITROËN T OYOTA F IAT |
VKMA 01903 | A UDI VW S-KODA |
VKMA 03253 | C ITROËN P-EUGEOT |
VKMA 01250 | VW S-KODA SEAT A UDI F ORD |
VKMA 03304 | C ITROËN P-EUGEOT |
VKMA 57177 | A LFA ROMEO LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A F IAT |
VKMA 03251 | C ITROËN P-EUGEOT F IAT LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A |
VKMA 01253 | VW | VKMA 06002 | R-ENAULT DACIA NISSAN PROTON |
VKMA 57172 | F IAT LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A |
VKMA 03246 | C ITROËN P-EUGEOT F IAT LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A |
VKMA 01265 | A UDI | VKMA 06000 | R-ENAULT | VKMA 01335 | A UDI VW |
VKMA 03264 | C ITROËN P-EUGEOT F IAT LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A |
VKMA 01270 | VW | VKMA 5710 | O-PEL VAUXHALL H ONDA |
VKMA 01332 | A UDI VW |
VKMA 03261 | P-EUGEOT C ITROËN JAGUAR L-AND ROVER |
VKMA 01278 | A UDI VW SEAT S-KODA |
VKMA 05606 | O-PEL VAUXHALL |
VKMA 01301 | A UDI | VKMA 5712 | P-EUGEOT C ITROËN |
VKMA 01279 | VW A UDI S-KODA |
VKMA 05260 | O-PEL VAUXHALL C HEVROLET F IAT HOLDEN A LFA ROMEO SAAB |
VKMA 03306 | C ITROËN P-EUGEOT O-PEL T OYOTA VAUXHALL |
VKMA 03050 | C ITROËN P-EUGEOT TALBOT F IAT |
VKMA 01280 | VW S-KODA SEAT A UDI |
VKMA 06129 | R-ENAULT NISSAN SUZUKI |
VKMA 03305 | C ITROËN L-AND ROVER P-EUGEOT F ORD JAGUAR M ITSUBISHI F IAT LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A |
VKMA 57121 | VW |
VKMA 01936 | A UDI VW SEAT S-KODA |
VKMA 06127 | R-ENAULT NISSAN O-PEL VAUXHALL M ITSUBISHI V-OLVO |
VKMA 03259 | P-EUGEOT C ITROËN F ORD M AZDA V-OLVO F IAT MINI F CZPT AUSTRALIA SUZUKI |
VKMA 57115 | S-KODA VW |
VKMA 01940 | A UDI VW |
VKMA 06571 | R-ENAULT DACIA LADA NISSAN |
VKMA 03257 | F ORD P-EUGEOT C ITROËN F IAT V-OLVO F CZPT AUSTRALIA LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A |
VKMA 57111 | VW SEAT A UDI |
VKMA 57101 | F IAT LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A |
VKMA 06109 | R-ENAULT | VKMA 03248 | C ITROËN P-EUGEOT F IAT LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A |
VKMA 01140 | A UDI VW |
VKMA 57152 | F IAT | VKMA 06108 | R-ENAULT | VKMA 03241 | P-EUGEOT C ITROËN F IAT SUZUKI ROVER H YUNDAI LADA |
VKMA 57132 | A UDI |
VKMA 57154 | F IAT A LFA ROMEO LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A |
VKMA 0571 1 | O-PEL VAUXHALL SAAB |
VKMA 03266 | C ITROËN P-EUGEOT |
VKMA 57103 | A UDI VW |
VKMA 57184 | A LFA ROMEO F IAT |
VKMA 05402 | O-PEL VAUXHALL C HEVROLET D AEWOO HOLDEN |
VKMA 5713 | O-PEL VAUXHALL SAAB CADILLAC SUZUKI C HEVROLET HOLDEN |
VKMA 91707 | T OYOTA L-EXUS |
VKMA 57195 | A LFA ROMEO F IAT LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A |
VKMA 06123 | R-ENAULT | VKMA 05220 | O-PEL VAUXHALL HOLDEN LADA |
VKMA 91401 | T OYOTA |
VKMA 57177 | A LFA ROMEO LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A |
VKMA 96223 | SUZUKI | VKMA 01220 | A UDI VW |
VKMA 91303 | T OYOTA |
VKMA 57110 | F IAT LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A P-EUGEOT C ITROËN |
VKMA 96214 | SUZUKI | VKMA 01152 | A UDI VW S-KODA |
VKMA 91201 | T OYOTA |
VKMA 57100 | A LFA ROMEO | VKMA 96204 | SUZUKI | VKMA 5716 | MG ROVER LOTUS |
VKMA 92500 | NISSAN |
VKMA 57184 | F IAT I-VECO R-ENAULT P-EUGEOT C ITROËN |
VKMA 96203 | SUZUKI | VKMA 08501 | CHRYSLER JEEP LDV LTI |
VKMA 92004 | NISSAN |
VKMA 03201 | P-EUGEOT C ITROËN F IAT LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A |
VKMA 95675 | M ITSUBISHI | VKMA 08201 | LADA | VKMA 91920 | T OYOTA |
VKMA 03210 | P-EUGEOT C ITROËN |
VKMA 95666 | M ITSUBISHI KIA |
VKMA 0571 3 | V-OLVO | VKMA 93005 | H ONDA |
VKMA 03213 | P-EUGEOT C ITROËN F IAT LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A |
VKMA 95663 | M ITSUBISHI | VKMA 01263 | A UDI VW SEAT S-KODA |
VKMA 92520 | NISSAN |
VKMA 03231 | C ITROËN P-EUGEOT |
VKMA 95656 | H YUNDAI KIA |
VKMA 01258 | VW V-OLVO |
VKMA 91124 | T OYOTA VW |
VKMA 03240 | P-EUGEOT C ITROËN ROVER TALBOT LADA |
VKMA 95655 | H YUNDAI | VKMA 94509-2 | VKMA 94009 | M AZDA | |
VKMA 03247 | P-EUGEOT C ITROËN F IAT LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A |
VKMA 95976 | M ITSUBISHI F IAT |
VKMA 94601 | M AZDA KIA |
VKMA 94007 | M AZDA |
VKMA 03254 | P-EUGEOT C ITROËN F IAT |
VKMA 95958 | H YUNDAI KIA |
VKMA 5711 | C ITROËN P-EUGEOT |
VKMA 93615 | H ONDA |
VKMA 03258 | P-EUGEOT C ITROËN |
VKMA 95924-1 | VKMA 57114 | VW A UDI SEAT |
VKMA 01350 | SEAT S-KODA VW A UDI |
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VKMA 03317 | P-EUGEOT C ITROËN F ORD O-PEL T OYOTA DS VAUXHALL F CZPT USA |
VKMA 95902 | M ITSUBISHI | VKMA 57102 | VW SEAT |
VKMA 571 | O-PEL VAUXHALL HOLDEN |
VKMA 04221 | F ORD | VKMA 96202 | SUZUKI SANTANA |
VKMA 01135 | A UDI VW SEAT S-KODA |
VKMA 05202 | O-PEL VAUXHALL BEDF ORD |
VKMA 5711 | O-PEL VAUXHALL D AEWOO C HEVROLET HOLDEN BEDF ORD |
VKMA 96200 | SUZUKI | VKMA 57110 | VW A UDI |
VKMA 5716 | O-PEL VAUXHALL C HEVROLET HOLDEN D AEWOO SAAB |
VKMA 5710 | O-PEL VAUXHALL HOLDEN C HEVROLET |
VKMA 96571 | SUZUKI | VKMA 57100 | VW A UDI SEAT P-ORSCHE |
VKMA 03318 | C ITROËN F ORD P-EUGEOT O-PEL VAUXHALL T OYOTA |
VKMA 5712 | O-PEL VAUXHALL C HEVROLET HOLDEN |
VKMA 03316 | P-EUGEOT C ITROËN F ORD V-OLVO M AZDA T OYOTA F IAT M ITSUBISHI O-PEL |
VKMA 98105 | S UBARU | VKMA 04000 | F ORD |
VKMA 5714 | O-PEL VAUXHALL SAAB HOLDEN SUZUKI |
VKMA 03314 | P-EUGEOT C ITROËN F ORD |
VKMA 97504 | DAIHATSU | VKMA 5718 | F ORD |
VKMA 05213 | O-PEL VAUXHALL |
VKMA 5717 | F ORD M AZDA |
VKMA 96000 | SUZUKI | VKMA 5713 | F ORD |
VKMA 05214 | O-PEL VAUXHALL |
VKMA 57102 | F IAT | VKMA 96219 | SUZUKI | VKMA 04226 | F ORD F CZPT AUSTRALIA V-OLVO |
VKMA 05222 | O-PEL VAUXHALL D AEWOO C HEVROLET HOLDEN |
VKMA 57183 | A LFA ROMEO LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A |
VKMA 96218 | SUZUKI SANTANA |
VKMA 04201 | F ORD |
VKMA 05228 | O-PEL VAUXHALL C HEVROLET HOLDEN D AEWOO |
VKMA 57112 | VW A UDI SEAT |
VKMA 96208 | SUZUKI SANTANA S UBARU |
VKMA 01118 | SEAT VW |
VKMA 0571 0 | O-PEL VAUXHALL SAAB HOLDEN |
VKMA 91904 | L-EXUS T OYOTA |
VKMA 99907 | I-SUZU | VKMA 57131 | A UDI VW |
VKMA 06006 | R-ENAULT | VKMA 91715 | L-EXUS | VKMA 98110 | S UBARU | VKMA 57101 | A UDI |
VKMA 06571 | R-ENAULT | VKMA 91711 | T OYOTA | VKMA 94000 | M AZDA F CZPT AUSTRALIA F CZPT USA |
VKMA 57107 | A UDI |
VKMA 06104 | R-ENAULT | VKMA 93011 | H ONDA | VKMA 93616 | H ONDA | VKMA 57116 | VW SEAT |
VKMA 06115 | R-ENAULT V-OLVO |
VKMA 93600 | H ONDA ROVER |
VKMA 93002 | ROVER H ONDA |
VKMA 57118 | A UDI VW S-KODA |
VKMA 06117 | R-ENAULT O-PEL |
VKMA 93200 | H ONDA | VKMA 92519 | NISSAN | VKMA 57119 | VW SEAT F ORD |
VKMA 08000 | B MW | VKMA 01255 | A UDI VW JEEP SEAT M ITSUBISHI S-KODA DODGE CHRYSLER |
VKMA 93500 | H ONDA | VKMA 06113 | R-ENAULT |
VKMA 08502 | JEEP CHRYSLER LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A DODGE LTI |
VKMA 57184 | I-VECO F IAT R-ENAULT |
VKMA 93210 | H ONDA | VKMA 06107 | R-ENAULT |
VKMA 91002 | T OYOTA | VKMA 01106 | VW SEAT |
VKMA 93006 | H ONDA | VKMA 06137 | R-ENAULT |
VKMA 91017 | T OYOTA L-EXUS |
VKMA 01200 | A UDI | VKMA 91202 | T OYOTA DAIHATSU |
VKMA 06128 | R-ENAULT |
VKMA 91708 | T OYOTA | VKMA 01143 | VW A UDI F ORD SEAT |
VKMA 91571 | T OYOTA | VKMA 5714 | MG ROVER L-AND ROVER |
VKMA 91713 | T OYOTA | VKMA 01122 | VW S-KODA SEAT |
VKMA 91571 | T OYOTA | VKMA 06800 | V-OLVO |
VKMA 92006 | NISSAN | VKMA 01120 | VW SEAT |
VKMA 92012 | NISSAN | VKMA 06214 | R-ENAULT JEEP |
VKMA 92101 | NISSAN | VKMA 95571 | M ITSUBISHI | VKMA 91917 | L-EXUS T OYOTA |
VKMA 06212 | R-ENAULT |
VKMA 92513 | NISSAN | VKMA 95571 | M ITSUBISHI | VKMA 91907 | L-EXUS T OYOTA |
VKMA 0571 5 | V-OLVO |
VKMA 92516 | NISSAN | VKMA 95571 | M ITSUBISHI | VKMA 91719 | T OYOTA | VKMA 0571 2 | V-OLVO R-ENAULT |
VKMA 93019 | H ONDA | VKMA 95628 | M ITSUBISHI | VKMA 94508 | KIA | VKMA 06040 | F ORD |
VKMA 93201 | H ONDA | VKMA 95627 | VKMA 95627 | VKMA 94506 | KIA | VKMA 05224 | O-PEL VAUXHALL |
VKMA 94102 | M AZDA KIA |
VKMA 94626 | M AZDA F ORD F CZPT AUSTRALIA |
VKMA 95030 | H YUNDAI | VKMA 06003 | R-ENAULT DACIA |
VKMA 94201 | M AZDA KIA |
VKMA 94619 | M AZDA | VKMA 95019 | M ITSUBISHI | VKMA 91903 | T OYOTA |
VKMA 94230 | M AZDA | VKMA 95012 | M ITSUBISHI PROTON |
VKMA 94611 | M AZDA | VKMA 95626 | M ITSUBISHI M AZDA |
VKMA 94310 | M AZDA | VKMA 94920 | M AZDA | VKMA 94610 | M AZDA F CZPT ASIA AND OCEANIA |
VKMA 95624 | M ITSUBISHI V-OLVO |
VKMA 94507 | KIA | VKMA 92518 | NISSAN | VKMA 94016 | KIA | VKMA 95623 | M ITSUBISHI |
VKMA 94616 | M AZDA F ORD |
VKMA 93101 | H ONDA ROVER |
VKMA 95000 | M ITSUBISHI | VKMA 95620 | M ITSUBISHI |
VKMA 94620 | M AZDA | VKMA 5711 | C HEVROLET O-PEL VAUXHALL |
VKMA 94919 | M AZDA | VKMA 95621 | M ITSUBISHI |
VKMA 95005 | M ITSUBISHI H YUNDAI |
VKMA 05609 | O-PEL VAUXHALL C HEVROLET |
VKMA 95632 | H YUNDAI KIA |
VKMA 95619 | H YUNDAI M ITSUBISHI |
VKMA 95613 | M ITSUBISHI CHRYSLER DODGE |
VKMA 0571 2 | O-PEL VAUXHALL CADILLAC SAAB |
VKMA 91011 | T OYOTA L-EXUS |
VKMA 94222 | M AZDA F CZPT USA F CZPT AUSTRALIA |
VKMA 95658 | H YUNDAI KIA |
VKMA 06101 | R-ENAULT V-OLVO |
VKMA 91006 | T OYOTA | VKMA 94101 | M AZDA |
VKMA 95667 | H YUNDAI KIA |
VKMA 06103 | R-ENAULT V-OLVO |
VKMA 0571 4 | V-OLVO R-ENAULT |
VKMA 95650 | M ITSUBISHI |
VKMA 95674 | M ITSUBISHI | VKMA 06038 | V-OLVO F ORD V-OLVO ASIA |
VKMA 06220 | V-OLVO | VKMA 57197 | A LFA ROMEO 12 F IAT |
VKMA 95677 | M ITSUBISHI | VKMA 06571 | R-ENAULT | VKMA 5710 | ROVER MG LOTUS |
VKMA 57142 | F IAT LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A |
VKMA 95681 | H YUNDAI KIA |
VKMA 06571 | R-ENAULT NISSAN |
VKMA 5713 | MG ROVER |
VKMA 57124 | LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A F IAT A LFA ROMEO |
VKMA 95959 | H YUNDAI KIA |
VKMA 91720 | T OYOTA | VKMA 08001 | B MW | VKMA 57112 | A LFA ROMEO LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A |
VKMA 95973 | H YUNDAI | VKMA 92008 | NISSAN | VKMA 06560 | V-OLVO | VKMA 57181 | A LFA ROMEO |
VKMA 95975 | M ITSUBISHI | VKMA 95015 | M ITSUBISHI H YUNDAI |
VKMA 04305 | F ORD | VKMA 57103 | F IAT LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A ZASTAVA |
VKMA 07404 | L-AND ROVER | VKMA 95014 | M ITSUBISHI H YUNDAI KIA |
VKMA 04304 | F ORD | VKMA 01900 | A UDI |
VKMA 5718 | ROVER L-AND ROVER |
VKMA 95571 | M ITSUBISHI H YUNDAI |
VKMA 04222 | F ORD M AZDA V-OLVO F CZPT AUSTRALIA |
VKMA 01927 | A UDI VW |
VKMA 98109 | S UBARU | VKMA 95652 | H YUNDAI KIA |
VKMA 0571 0 | O-PEL VAUXHALL R-ENAULT SAAB |
VKMA 90008 | C HEVROLET D AEWOO |
VKMA 97505 | DAIHATSU T OYOTA |
VKMA 95642 | H YUNDAI M ITSUBISHI |
VKMA 04001 | F ORD | VKMA 91304 | T OYOTA L-EXUS |
VKMA 99007 | I-SUZU O-PEL VAUXHALL HOLDEN |
VKMA 95641 | H YUNDAI KIA |
VKMA 5714 | F ORD F CZPT AUSTRALIA |
VKMA 90007 | D AEWOO |
VKMA 99004 | O-PEL VAUXHALL I-SUZU |
VKMA 95039 | M ITSUBISHI | VKMA 06106 | R-ENAULT O-PEL VAUXHALL |
VKMA 90001 | C HEVROLET D AEWOO |
VKMA 57115 | F IAT LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A |
VKMA 94907 | KIA | VKMA 06140 | R-ENAULT DACIA MERCEDES-BENZ NISSAN |
VKMA 91122 | T OYOTA |
VKMA 57106 | F IAT LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A A LFA ROMEO CHRYSLER F ORD |
VKMA 94614 | M AZDA | VKMA 06009 | DACIA R-ENAULT LADA |
VKMA 91571 | T OYOTA |
VKMA 57199 | F IAT O-PEL A LFA ROMEO LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A SUZUKI JEEP VAUXHALL CHRYSLER |
VKMA 95974-1 | VKMA 03265 | F IAT C ITROËN P-EUGEOT SUZUKI |
VKMA 04202 | F ORD | |
VKMA 57193 | A LFA ROMEO F IAT JEEP LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A CHRYSLER |
VKMA 95974 | M ITSUBISHI | VKMA 06008 | R-ENAULT | VKMA 04300 | F ORD |
VKMA 57179 | F IAT A LFA ROMEO LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A |
VKMA 95966 | M ITSUBISHI | VKMA 06007 | R-ENAULT | VKMA 04301 | F ORD |
VKMA 01952 | A UDI VW S-KODA |
VKMA 98000 | S UBARU | VKMA 06124 | R-ENAULT V-OLVO |
VKMA 5710 | O-PEL VAUXHALL HOLDEN |
VKMA 01277 | VW A UDI S-KODA |
VKMA 97503 | DAIHATSU | VKMA 06126 | R-ENAULT | VKMA 01259 | VW A UDI SEAT S-KODA |
VKMA 57168 | F IAT | VKMA 98112 | S UBARU | VKMA 01251 | VW SEAT S-KODA A UDI |
VKMA 01276 | VW S-KODA |
VKMA 01901 | A UDI | VKMA 91302 | T OYOTA | VKMA 01222 | A UDI VW SEAT S-KODA |
VKMA 01271 | VW |
VKMA 57111 | F IAT LXIHU (WEST LAKE) DIS.A |
VKMA 01943 | VW A UDI F ORD SEAT |
VKMA 01935 | A UDI VW SEAT S-KODA |
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Company Profile
ZheJiang Mighty Machinery Co. Ltd is a professional manufacturer of auto bearings for more than 20 years. We provide a one-stop service for our customers. Our main products include wheel bearings & hub assembly, belt tensioners, clutch release bearings, and auto parts.
Relying on the professional and rich manufacturing experience and many substantial factories which stable cooperated for many years, Mighty suppliers customers high-quality products at very competitive prices.
Customer satisfaction is our First Priority, We adhere to the concept of ” Quality First, Customer First”. We will continue to provide high-quality products and the best services to our customers and build up CZPT long-time friendship partners.
Why choose us
More than 20 years of manufacturing and exporting experience
OEM manufacturing available
Full range, large stock
Quickly feedback
One year warranty
One-stop service
On-time delivery
Good quality
Wide range
Good after-sale service
Quick response
Professional
Exhibition
Certificate
FAQ
Q1.What is your shipping logistic?
Re: DHL, TNT, FedEx express, by air/sea/train.
Q2:What’s the MOQ?
Re:The MOQ is always 100 sets. If ordering together with other models, small quantities can be organized. But need more time due to the production schedule.
Q3. What are your goods of packing?
Re: Generally, our goods will be packed in Neutral white or brown boxes. Our brand packing SI & CZPT are offered. If you have any other packing requests, we shall also handle them.
Q4. What is your sample policy?
Re: We can supply the sample if we have ready parts in stock.
Q5. Do you have any certificates?
Re: Yes, we have the certificate of ISO9001:2015.
Q6:Any warranty of your products.
Re: Sure, We are offering a guarantee for 12 months or 40,000-50,000 km for the aftermarket.
Q7:When are you going to deliver?
A: Sample: 5-15 business days after payment is confirmed.
Bulk order:15-60 workdays after deposit received…
Q8:What’s your delivery way?
A: By sea, by air, by train, express as your need.
Q9:What are your terms of delivery?
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Q10:Can you support the sample order?
A: Yes, we can supply the sample if we have parts in stock, but the customer has to pay the sample payment(according to the value of the samples) and the shipping cost.
Q11:What are you going to do if there has a claim for the quality or quantity missing?
A: 1. For quality, during the warranty period, if any claim for it, we shall help the customer to find out what’s the exact problem. Using by mistake, installation problem, or poor quality? Once it’s due to the poor quality, we will arrange the new products to customers.
2. For missing quantities, there have 2 weeks for claiming the missing ones after receiving the goods. We shall help to find out where it is.
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Can you describe the various mounting options and installations for drive belt tensioners in different vehicle models?
Drive belt tensioners can be mounted in different ways depending on the specific design and layout of the vehicle’s engine and belt system. The mounting options and installations for drive belt tensioners can vary across different vehicle models. Here’s a detailed description of the various mounting options and installations for drive belt tensioners:
- Idler Pulley Mounting:
- Spring-Loaded Arm Mounting:
- Hydraulic or Pneumatic Actuated Mounting:
- Combination Designs:
- Specific Engine Configurations:
In some vehicle models, the drive belt tensioner is mounted as an idler pulley. The tensioner is integrated into the belt routing system and is responsible for maintaining the proper tension of the drive belt. It is typically mounted on a bracket or housing using bolts or other fasteners. The idler pulley tensioner can be a standalone component or combined with other pulleys, such as the alternator pulley or water pump pulley, to form a pulley assembly.
Another common mounting option for drive belt tensioners is a spring-loaded arm design. In this configuration, the tensioner consists of a pivoting arm with a pulley at one end and a spring mechanism at the other end. The tensioner arm is mounted on a bracket or housing using a pivot bolt or pin. The spring applies tension to the belt by pulling the arm in the opposite direction, maintaining the desired tension level. The arm may have an adjustment mechanism to fine-tune the tension or compensate for belt wear over time.
In some advanced vehicle models, drive belt tensioners may utilize hydraulic or pneumatic actuation for tension control. These tensioners incorporate a hydraulic or pneumatic cylinder that applies force to the tensioner arm or pulley, adjusting the tension as needed. The tensioner is typically mounted on a bracket or housing using bolts or other fasteners. Hydraulic or pneumatic lines connect the tensioner to a control system that regulates the tension based on inputs such as engine load, temperature, or operating conditions.
Some vehicle models may employ combination designs that incorporate multiple tensioner mounting options. For example, a vehicle may have a spring-loaded arm tensioner for the main drive belt and an idler pulley tensioner for an auxiliary belt system. These combination designs allow for efficient belt routing and tension control in complex engine layouts with multiple belt-driven components.
Mounting options and installations for drive belt tensioners can also vary based on specific engine configurations. For example, in transverse-mounted engines commonly found in front-wheel-drive vehicles, the tensioner may be mounted on the side of the engine block or the front of the cylinder head. In longitudinally-mounted engines, the tensioner may be mounted on the side of the engine block, the front of the timing cover, or other locations depending on the design and layout of the engine.
It’s important to note that the specific mounting options and installations for drive belt tensioners can vary significantly between different vehicle models, engine configurations, and even model years. Therefore, it is essential to refer to the vehicle manufacturer’s specifications, technical documentation, or service manuals for precise information on the mounting options and installation procedures applicable to a particular vehicle model.
Can you provide examples of symptoms indicating a malfunctioning drive belt tensioner in a vehicle?
A malfunctioning drive belt tensioner in a vehicle can exhibit various symptoms that indicate a potential issue. Recognizing these symptoms is important as it allows for timely inspection and repair to prevent further damage to the drive belt system. Here are some examples of symptoms that may indicate a malfunctioning drive belt tensioner:
- Squealing or Screeching Noises:
- Visible Belt Misalignment:
- Belt Slippage or Glazing:
- Belt Wear or Damage:
- Malfunctioning Engine Systems:
A common symptom of a faulty tensioner is the presence of squealing or screeching noises coming from the engine compartment. These noises can occur when the tensioner fails to maintain proper belt tension, causing the drive belt to slip or lose grip on the pulleys. The squealing or screeching sound is a result of the belt rubbing against the pulleys or other engine components. If the tensioner is not functioning correctly, it may not apply sufficient pressure on the belt, leading to this noise.
If the drive belt tensioner is not properly aligned or functioning correctly, the drive belt may appear misaligned or off-center. This misalignment can be visually noticeable when inspecting the belt in the engine compartment. A misaligned belt can cause uneven wear, increased friction, and reduced power transmission efficiency. It is important to address this issue promptly to prevent further damage and potential belt failure.
A malfunctioning tensioner can lead to belt slippage or glazing. Belt slippage occurs when the tensioner fails to maintain proper tension, causing the belt to slip on the pulleys. This can result in reduced power delivery to the driven components, leading to decreased performance or functionality. Glazing, on the other hand, refers to a shiny appearance on the belt’s surface due to excessive heat and friction. Both belt slippage and glazing are indications of an inadequate tensioner function and should be addressed promptly.
A malfunctioning tensioner can contribute to accelerated wear or damage to the drive belt. Excessive belt wear can occur due to inadequate tension, misalignment, or abnormal belt movement caused by a faulty tensioner. Signs of belt wear include cracks, fraying, or missing chunks of the belt material. If the tensioner is not functioning correctly, it can put additional stress on the belt, leading to premature wear and potential belt failure. Regular inspection of the drive belt for signs of wear and damage is crucial to identify any potential issues with the tensioner.
A malfunctioning drive belt tensioner can also impact the performance of various engine systems. If the tensioner fails to maintain proper belt tension, it can result in inadequate power delivery to components such as the alternator, power steering pump, air conditioning compressor, or water pump. This can lead to issues such as dimming lights, difficulty in steering, reduced cooling efficiency, or a malfunctioning air conditioning system. If multiple engine systems are experiencing problems simultaneously, it could be an indication of a faulty drive belt tensioner.
It is important to note that these symptoms can also be caused by other issues related to the drive belt system. Therefore, a comprehensive inspection by a qualified mechanic is recommended to accurately diagnose the cause of the symptoms and determine if the drive belt tensioner requires repair or replacement.
Can you explain the importance of proper tensioning for drive belts in cars and trucks?
Proper tensioning for drive belts in cars and trucks is of utmost importance for the efficient and reliable operation of the vehicles. Maintaining the correct tension in the drive belts ensures optimal power transfer, prevents slippage, reduces wear and noise, and contributes to the overall performance and longevity of the vehicles. Here’s a detailed explanation of the importance of proper tensioning for drive belts:
- Efficient Power Transfer:
- Prevention of Belt Slippage:
- Reduced Wear and Noise:
- Optimal Performance and Reliability:
- Safety Considerations:
Proper tensioning of drive belts allows for efficient power transfer from the engine to various components such as the alternator, power steering pump, air conditioning compressor, and water pump. When the belts are properly tensioned, they maintain a positive grip on the pulleys, ensuring maximum frictional contact. This efficient power transfer minimizes energy losses and optimizes the performance of the vehicle’s systems, resulting in improved overall efficiency and performance.
Drive belt slippage can occur when the belts are either too loose or too tight. Loose belts can slip on the pulleys, resulting in reduced power transmission and impaired operation of the vehicle’s accessories. On the other hand, excessively tight belts can cause excessive strain on the components and lead to premature wear. Proper tensioning ensures that the belts remain securely engaged with the pulleys, preventing slippage and maintaining effective power transfer.
Correct tensioning helps reduce wear on the drive belts and associated components. When the belts are properly tensioned, they experience minimal movement and vibration, resulting in reduced friction and wear. This extends the lifespan of the belts and reduces the frequency of belt replacements. Additionally, proper tensioning helps dampen belt vibrations, resulting in reduced noise levels. This contributes to a quieter and more comfortable driving experience.
Proper tensioning of drive belts is crucial for achieving optimal performance and reliability in cars and trucks. When the belts are tensioned correctly, the vehicle’s systems and components receive the necessary power to operate efficiently. This includes components such as the alternator, which charges the battery and powers the electrical system, and the power steering pump, which assists in steering. By maintaining the correct tension in the drive belts, the vehicles can operate reliably, ensuring smooth operation, minimizing the risk of component failures, and reducing the likelihood of unexpected breakdowns.
Proper tensioning of drive belts also has safety implications. For example, the water pump is driven by a belt and plays a critical role in cooling the engine. If the belt is not properly tensioned and slips or breaks, it can result in engine overheating, potentially leading to engine damage and safety hazards. Similarly, the power steering system relies on the drive belt to operate properly. Insufficient tension can cause power steering failure, making it more difficult to steer the vehicle, especially at low speeds or during maneuvers. Proper tensioning helps ensure the safe and reliable operation of these critical components.
In summary, proper tensioning for drive belts in cars and trucks is crucial for efficient power transfer, prevention of belt slippage, reduction of wear and noise, optimal performance and reliability, and safety considerations. By maintaining the correct tension in the drive belts, vehicles can operate smoothly, maximize power transfer efficiency, minimize wear on components, and ensure the safe and reliable operation of critical systems. Regular inspection and adjustment of belt tension are essential maintenance practices to ensure the longevity and performance of the vehicles.
editor by CX 2024-03-25
China Best Sales Auto Car Tensioner Motor Fan Timing Belt Tensioner for CZPT Camry 2az OEM 16620-28010 16620-28011 axle bearing
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Subject | Auto Car Tensioner Motor Fan Timing Belt Tensioner for CZPT Camry 2AZ OEM 16620-28571 16620-28011 |
Item Name | Belt tensioner |
Part number | 16620-28571 |
Car Model | for CZPT camry |
Material | Alloy |
MOQ | 10pcs |
Warranty | 6 months |
Price term | EXW HangZhou |
Package | OEM Packing |
Payment | T/T, Western Union, PayPal, Moneygram |
Delivery time | Small order about 3-7 days,big order about 15-30 days |
Shipping Way | Express like DHL/Airline/Sea/Land transportation |
Sea Port | Hongkong |
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What role do materials and coatings play in the performance and longevity of drive belt tensioners?
Materials and coatings play a crucial role in the performance and longevity of drive belt tensioners. The selection of appropriate materials and the application of suitable coatings contribute to the overall durability, reliability, and functionality of the tensioners. Here’s a detailed explanation of the role that materials and coatings play in the performance and longevity of drive belt tensioners:
- Material Selection:
- Coatings and Surface Treatments:
- Corrosion-resistant Coatings: Tensioners are often exposed to moisture, chemicals, and other corrosive elements. Applying corrosion-resistant coatings, such as zinc plating or electrocoating, helps protect the tensioner from rust and corrosion, extending its lifespan.
- Lubricious Coatings: Coatings with low friction properties, such as PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) or molybdenum disulfide, can be applied to reduce friction between the tensioner and the drive belt. This helps minimize wear and heat generation, enhancing the tensioner’s performance and longevity.
- Wear-resistant Coatings: Tensioners can experience wear due to constant contact and friction with the drive belt. Applying wear-resistant coatings, such as hard chrome or ceramic coatings, can increase the tensioner’s resistance to wear and extend its service life.
- Noise and Vibration Damping Coatings: Some coatings, such as rubberized or elastomeric coatings, can provide noise and vibration damping properties. These coatings help reduce noise and vibrations generated by the tensioner, improving overall drive system performance and passenger comfort.
- Impact on Performance:
- Longevity and Reliability:
The choice of materials used in manufacturing drive belt tensioners is critical for their performance and longevity. Tensioners are typically constructed using high-strength materials such as steel, aluminum, or reinforced polymers. These materials provide the necessary strength, rigidity, and resistance to wear and fatigue. The selected materials should have sufficient tensile strength to withstand the forces and loads experienced during operation without deformation or premature failure. Using high-quality materials ensures that the tensioners can maintain the desired tension level and resist wear, contributing to their long-term performance and longevity.
Coatings and surface treatments applied to drive belt tensioners offer several benefits for their performance and longevity. These coatings provide protection against environmental factors, reduce friction, and enhance the durability of the tensioners. Some common coating options include:
The choice of materials and coatings directly affects the performance of drive belt tensioners. Suitable materials with high strength and durability ensure that the tensioner can withstand the forces and loads imposed during operation without failure or excessive deflection. Coatings and surface treatments minimize friction, wear, and corrosion, optimizing the tensioner’s performance and ensuring consistent tensioning capability. By reducing friction and wear, materials and coatings can also contribute to improved power transmission efficiency and reduced energy losses in the belt drive system.
The use of appropriate materials and coatings enhances the longevity and reliability of drive belt tensioners. Proper material selection and the application of protective coatings extend the tensioner’s service life by minimizing wear, corrosion, and degradation. Materials and coatings that resist environmental factors and maintain their performance characteristics over time ensure the longevity and reliability of the tensioner, reducing the risk of premature failure or the need for frequent replacements.
In summary, materials and coatings play a vital role in the performance and longevity of drive belt tensioners. The selection of high-quality materials with adequate strength and the application of suitable coatings contribute to the tensioner’s durability, reliability, and functionality. Coatings provide protection against corrosion, reduce friction, minimize wear, and can even dampen noise and vibrations. By ensuring proper materials and coatings, drive belt tensioners can maintain optimal performance, provide consistent tensioning, and have an extended service life.
Can you explain the principles behind the operation and adjustment of drive belt tensioners?
The operation and adjustment of drive belt tensioners are based on specific principles that ensure the proper tension of the drive belt in automotive applications. Understanding these principles is crucial for maintaining the optimal performance and longevity of the belt system. Here’s a detailed explanation of the principles behind the operation and adjustment of drive belt tensioners:
- Tensioner Design:
- Automatic Tensioning:
- Tensioner Pulley Movement:
- Tension Adjustment:
- Tensioner Maintenance:
Drive belt tensioners are typically designed as spring-loaded or hydraulic devices. Spring-loaded tensioners utilize a spring mechanism that applies force to the tensioner pulley, keeping the belt at the desired tension. Hydraulic tensioners, on the other hand, use hydraulic pressure to control the tensioner pulley and maintain the belt tension. The design of the tensioner ensures that it can compensate for belt elongation and maintain the correct tension throughout the life of the belt.
Drive belt tensioners are designed to automatically adjust the tension of the belt as it wears or stretches over time. The tensioner continuously monitors the tension of the belt and compensates for any changes to maintain the desired tension. This automatic adjustment is crucial because the tension requirements of the belt can vary depending on factors such as engine speed, temperature, and load conditions. Automatic tensioning ensures that the belt remains properly tensioned under different operating conditions.
Drive belt tensioners operate by controlling the movement of the tensioner pulley. The tensioner pulley is mounted on a pivot, allowing it to move in response to changes in belt tension. When the belt tension increases, the tensioner pulley moves to maintain the proper tension. Conversely, if the tension decreases, the tensioner pulley adjusts to increase the tension. This movement is achieved through the action of the spring or hydraulic mechanism within the tensioner, which applies the necessary force to the tensioner pulley.
Adjusting the tension of a drive belt typically involves manually adjusting the position of the tensioner or its components. The exact method of adjustment can vary depending on the specific design of the tensioner and the vehicle. Some tensioners have a manual adjustment bolt or mechanism that allows for fine-tuning of the tension. In other cases, adjusting the belt tension may involve loosening the tensioner mounting bolts, moving the tensioner to the desired position, and then tightening the bolts. It is important to follow the manufacturer’s recommendations and specifications for proper tension adjustment.
Proper maintenance of drive belt tensioners is essential for their reliable operation. Regular inspection of the tensioner and associated components helps identify signs of wear, damage, or misalignment. If any issues are detected, the tensioner may need to be replaced or adjusted accordingly. Additionally, it is important to ensure that the tensioner is properly lubricated if it has lubrication points specified by the manufacturer. Adequate lubrication helps maintain smooth operation and prevents premature wear of the tensioner components.
In summary, the principles behind the operation and adjustment of drive belt tensioners involve the design of the tensioner mechanism, automatic tensioning to compensate for belt elongation, control of tensioner pulley movement, manual tension adjustment methods, and proper maintenance practices. Understanding these principles enables proper tensioning of the drive belt, ensuring optimal performance, longevity, and reliability of the belt system in automotive applications.
In what automotive applications are drive belt tensioners commonly used for optimal performance?
Drive belt tensioners are commonly used in various automotive applications to ensure optimal performance and reliability. These tensioners play a crucial role in maintaining proper belt tension, which is essential for efficient power transmission and the operation of different vehicle systems. Here’s a detailed explanation of the automotive applications where drive belt tensioners are commonly used:
- Engine Systems:
- Power Steering Systems:
- Air Conditioning Systems:
- Water Pump Systems:
- Other Auxiliary Systems:
Drive belt tensioners are extensively employed in engine systems to maintain the tension of the accessory drive belt. The accessory drive belt, also known as the serpentine belt, connects various engine-driven components such as the alternator, power steering pump, air conditioning compressor, and water pump. The tensioner ensures that the belt remains properly tensioned, allowing efficient power transfer to these components. By maintaining the optimal tension in the accessory drive belt, the tensioner contributes to the proper functioning of the engine’s auxiliary systems.
In power steering systems, drive belt tensioners are commonly used to maintain proper tension in the power steering belt. The power steering belt connects the power steering pump to the engine’s crankshaft or other pulleys. The tensioner helps to keep the power steering belt at the correct tension, ensuring smooth and responsive power steering operation. By maintaining optimal belt tension, the tensioner allows the power steering system to assist in steering maneuvers effectively.
Drive belt tensioners are also utilized in air conditioning systems to maintain tension in the air conditioning compressor belt. The compressor belt drives the air conditioning compressor, which is responsible for circulating refrigerant and cooling the vehicle’s interior. The tensioner ensures that the compressor belt remains properly tensioned, allowing efficient power transfer to the compressor. This ensures the reliable operation of the air conditioning system, allowing it to provide effective cooling and climate control.
Drive belt tensioners are commonly employed in water pump systems to maintain tension in the water pump belt. The water pump belt connects the engine’s crankshaft or other pulleys to the water pump, which circulates coolant throughout the engine to prevent overheating. The tensioner ensures that the water pump belt remains properly tensioned, allowing efficient power transfer to the water pump. This helps maintain the proper cooling of the engine, contributing to its optimal performance and preventing overheating.
Drive belt tensioners can also be found in various other auxiliary systems in vehicles. For example, they may be used in systems such as the air injection pump, which helps reduce emissions, or the smog pump, which aids in the control of exhaust emissions. These tensioners ensure that the belts driving these auxiliary components remain properly tensioned, enabling efficient operation and optimal performance of these systems.
In summary, drive belt tensioners are commonly used in automotive applications such as engine systems, power steering systems, air conditioning systems, water pump systems, and other auxiliary systems. By maintaining proper belt tension, these tensioners contribute to the efficient power transmission and reliable operation of various vehicle components and systems, ensuring optimal performance and functionality.
editor by CX 2024-03-11
China Best Sales Timing Adjuster, Belt Tensioner C3976831, OE Bearing with The More Competitive Price. bent axle
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DAYCO | APV1134 |
DT | 334066 |
DT | 3.34066 |
FEBI BILSTEIN | 27135 |
MEYLE | 1234057103 |
RUVILLE | 58899 |
Description :
1. The tensioner is a belt tensioner used in the automobile transmission system. The tension pulley is mainly composed of a fixed shell, a tension arm, a wheel body, a torsion spring, a rolling bearing and a spring sleeve. It can automatically adjust the tension force according to the different tightness of the belt to make the transmission system stable, safe and reliable.
2. The main function of the tensioner bearing is to support the mechanical rotating body.
3.Reduce the friction coefficient during its movement and ensure its rotation accuracy.
4.Change sliding friction into rolling friction.
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Type: | Tensioner Bearing |
Material: | Aluminum |
Certification: | TS16949 |
Car Make: | Suzuki |
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Are there specific considerations for choosing drive belt tensioners in vehicles with varying loads or environmental conditions?
Yes, there are specific considerations to take into account when choosing drive belt tensioners for vehicles that operate under varying loads or in different environmental conditions. The selection of appropriate tensioners is crucial to ensure optimal performance, reliability, and longevity in such situations. Here’s a detailed explanation of the specific considerations when choosing drive belt tensioners for vehicles with varying loads or environmental conditions:
- Load Capacity:
- Temperature and Moisture Resistance:
- Dust and Contaminant Protection:
- Vibration and Shock Resistance:
- Adjustability and Maintenance:
Vehicles that operate under varying loads, such as trucks or vehicles used for towing, require drive belt tensioners with higher load capacities. The tensioners must be able to withstand the additional forces and loads imposed by heavy loads or towing applications. When selecting tensioners, it is important to consider their load rating, which indicates the maximum load they can handle without compromising performance or longevity. Choosing tensioners with suitable load capacities ensures that they can maintain proper belt tension and functionality under varying load conditions.
Environmental conditions, including temperature and moisture levels, can significantly impact the performance and longevity of drive belt tensioners. Vehicles operating in extreme temperatures, such as hot desert environments or cold winter climates, require tensioners that can withstand these conditions. Tensioners with materials and coatings specifically designed for temperature resistance, such as high-temperature seals or heat-resistant coatings, are recommended. Similarly, in high-moisture environments, tensioners with corrosion-resistant coatings or materials should be chosen to prevent rust and degradation caused by moisture exposure.
In environments with high levels of dust, dirt, or other contaminants, it is important to choose drive belt tensioners that offer effective protection against these elements. Dust and contaminants can accumulate on the tensioner pulley or in the tensioner mechanism, leading to increased friction, wear, and potential belt slippage. Tensioners with features such as sealed bearings, dust covers, or protective coatings can help prevent the ingress of contaminants and ensure reliable performance even in dusty or dirty conditions.
Some vehicles, such as off-road vehicles or heavy machinery, are subjected to high levels of vibration and shock during operation. These dynamic forces can impact the performance and longevity of drive belt tensioners. It is important to choose tensioners that are specifically designed to withstand vibrations and shocks. Tensioners with robust construction, reinforced components, and vibration-damping features can help mitigate the effects of vibrations and shocks, ensuring reliable belt tensioning and minimizing the risk of premature failure.
In vehicles with varying loads or operating conditions, having adjustable tensioners or tensioners with easy maintenance features can be beneficial. Adjustable tensioners allow for fine-tuning of belt tension based on load requirements or changes in environmental conditions. Tensioners with accessible adjustment mechanisms or quick-release features simplify maintenance and belt replacement, reducing downtime and ensuring optimal tensioning performance.
Considering these specific factors when choosing drive belt tensioners for vehicles with varying loads or environmental conditions is crucial to ensure proper performance, reliability, and longevity. It is recommended to consult the vehicle manufacturer’s specifications, technical documentation, or seek expert advice to select tensioners that are suitable for the specific operating conditions and requirements of the vehicle.
What are the common signs of a failing drive belt tensioner, and how can it be diagnosed and addressed?
A failing drive belt tensioner can lead to various issues in the belt system and affect the overall performance and reliability of a vehicle. Recognizing the common signs of a failing tensioner and knowing how to diagnose and address the problem are important for timely repairs and preventing further damage. Here’s a detailed explanation of the common signs of a failing drive belt tensioner and the diagnostic and addressing methods:
- Squealing or Grinding Noises:
- Belt Slippage:
- Visible Wear or Damage:
- Incorrect Belt Tension:
- Tensioner Pulley Misalignment:
One of the most noticeable signs of a failing drive belt tensioner is the presence of squealing or grinding noises coming from the engine area. These noises typically occur when the tensioner pulley or the drive belt is worn out or misaligned. The tensioner may not be applying the proper tension to the belt, causing slippage and generating the noise. If squealing or grinding noises are heard during engine operation, it is recommended to inspect the tensioner and associated components for wear or damage.
A failing tensioner can result in belt slippage, where the belt loses traction and slips on the pulleys. Belt slippage can be observed by a sudden decrease in power delivery to driven components, such as the alternator, power steering pump, or air conditioning compressor. This can lead to reduced functionality of these components and may result in issues like dimming lights, heavy steering, or insufficient cooling. If belt slippage is suspected, a visual inspection of the tensioner and belt system should be performed to identify the cause and address the problem.
Inspecting the drive belt tensioner for visible signs of wear or damage is an important diagnostic step. Common indications of a failing tensioner include cracks, fraying, or glazing on the tensioner pulley or the drive belt. Excessive play or wobbling of the tensioner pulley can also indicate a problem. Additionally, any signs of oil leakage around the tensioner may suggest a failing internal hydraulic mechanism. A thorough visual inspection can help identify the condition of the tensioner and determine if it needs to be replaced.
An improperly tensioned belt can be a result of a failing drive belt tensioner. If the tensioner is unable to maintain the correct tension, the belt may appear loose or too tight. A loose belt can lead to slippage and inadequate power transmission, while an overly tight belt can cause excessive strain on the components and accelerate wear. A belt tension gauge can be used to measure the tension of the belt and compare it to the manufacturer’s specifications. If the tension is outside the recommended range, the tensioner may need to be adjusted or replaced.
Another sign of a failing tensioner is the misalignment of the tensioner pulley. This can be observed by visually inspecting the alignment of the pulley with the other pulleys in the belt system. Misalignment can cause the belt to run at an angle, leading to uneven wear, increased friction, and potential damage to the belt and pulleys. If misalignment is detected, it is important to investigate the cause, which could be a worn tensioner pulley, worn bearings, or a faulty tensioner mounting bracket. Proper realignment or replacement of the affected components may be necessary.
In summary, the common signs of a failing drive belt tensioner include squealing or grinding noises, belt slippage, visible wear or damage, incorrect belt tension, and tensioner pulley misalignment. To diagnose and address the problem, it is recommended to perform a visual inspection of the tensioner and associated components, check for visible wear or damage, measure the belt tension, and assess the alignment of the tensioner pulley. Based on the findings, necessary repairs or replacements of the tensioner or related components can be carried out to ensure the proper functioning of the drive belt system and maintain the performance and reliability of the vehicle.
Can you describe the various types of drive belt tensioners, such as automatic or spring-loaded tensioners?
Drive belt tensioners come in various types, each with its own design and mechanism for maintaining belt tension. These types include automatic tensioners, spring-loaded tensioners, and hydraulic or dampened tensioners. Here’s a detailed description of each type:
- Automatic Tensioners:
- Spring-Loaded Tensioners:
- Hydraulic or Dampened Tensioners:
Automatic tensioners are commonly used in modern automotive systems. They utilize a combination of mechanical components and springs to automatically adjust and maintain the proper tension in the drive belt. Automatic tensioners typically consist of a spring-loaded arm or pulley that applies tension to the belt. As the belt stretches due to wear or temperature changes, the tensioner compensates by applying more force, ensuring optimal tension at all times. The automatic tension adjustment feature of these tensioners eliminates the need for manual adjustment and provides convenience and consistent belt tension.
Spring-loaded tensioners are another common type of drive belt tensioners. They rely solely on mechanical springs to apply and maintain tension in the drive belt. Spring-loaded tensioners consist of a pulley mounted on an arm that is loaded with a strong spring. The spring applies a specific amount of force to the pulley, which in turn maintains tension in the belt. These tensioners usually have a fixed tension setting determined by the design of the spring, and manual adjustment is typically not required. Spring-loaded tensioners are widely used in various automotive applications and provide consistent tension over time.
Hydraulic or dampened tensioners are a type of tensioner that utilizes hydraulic fluid or a dampening mechanism to maintain belt tension. These tensioners often consist of a pulley connected to a hydraulic cylinder or a dampening mechanism such as a torsion bar. The hydraulic or dampening mechanism allows for controlled movement of the pulley, absorbing vibrations and fluctuations in the belt tension. This type of tensioner provides smoother operation, reduces noise, and prolongs the life of the belt and associated components. Hydraulic or dampened tensioners are commonly used in applications where noise and vibration reduction are important, such as in luxury vehicles.
In summary, there are several types of drive belt tensioners, including automatic tensioners, spring-loaded tensioners, and hydraulic or dampened tensioners. Automatic tensioners use mechanical components and springs to automatically adjust belt tension, spring-loaded tensioners rely on mechanical springs for tension maintenance, and hydraulic or dampened tensioners utilize hydraulic or dampening mechanisms to provide smoother operation and reduce noise. The choice of tensioner type depends on the specific application, performance requirements, and design considerations of the automotive system.
editor by CX 2024-02-11
China Best Sales Tensioner Bearing 62tb0629 CZPT Lat1032 Timing Belt Tensioner 13505-67040 for CZPT Hiace and Hilux axle definition
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Products Description
Standard | ISO/BS/JIS/SGS/ROSH |
Quality guarantee | 12 months |
Leading time | 30 days |
MOQ | 100Pcs |
Sample | Avaiable; Delivery time 7days; Shipped by Express to your door( freight is charged). |
Advantage | 1.Aftermarket Supplier 2.Factory Price 3.Large Stock |
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Neutral carton Custom packaging:Custom Made Box or Logo Extra protective: Pallet ,Wooden Case |
Our Factory | 5000 m² factory 200 Professional worker 20 Factory lines 5 QC lines Advanced machinery and equipment |
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Type: | Belt Tensioner |
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Can you describe the various mounting options and installations for drive belt tensioners in different vehicle models?
Drive belt tensioners can be mounted in different ways depending on the specific design and layout of the vehicle’s engine and belt system. The mounting options and installations for drive belt tensioners can vary across different vehicle models. Here’s a detailed description of the various mounting options and installations for drive belt tensioners:
- Idler Pulley Mounting:
- Spring-Loaded Arm Mounting:
- Hydraulic or Pneumatic Actuated Mounting:
- Combination Designs:
- Specific Engine Configurations:
In some vehicle models, the drive belt tensioner is mounted as an idler pulley. The tensioner is integrated into the belt routing system and is responsible for maintaining the proper tension of the drive belt. It is typically mounted on a bracket or housing using bolts or other fasteners. The idler pulley tensioner can be a standalone component or combined with other pulleys, such as the alternator pulley or water pump pulley, to form a pulley assembly.
Another common mounting option for drive belt tensioners is a spring-loaded arm design. In this configuration, the tensioner consists of a pivoting arm with a pulley at one end and a spring mechanism at the other end. The tensioner arm is mounted on a bracket or housing using a pivot bolt or pin. The spring applies tension to the belt by pulling the arm in the opposite direction, maintaining the desired tension level. The arm may have an adjustment mechanism to fine-tune the tension or compensate for belt wear over time.
In some advanced vehicle models, drive belt tensioners may utilize hydraulic or pneumatic actuation for tension control. These tensioners incorporate a hydraulic or pneumatic cylinder that applies force to the tensioner arm or pulley, adjusting the tension as needed. The tensioner is typically mounted on a bracket or housing using bolts or other fasteners. Hydraulic or pneumatic lines connect the tensioner to a control system that regulates the tension based on inputs such as engine load, temperature, or operating conditions.
Some vehicle models may employ combination designs that incorporate multiple tensioner mounting options. For example, a vehicle may have a spring-loaded arm tensioner for the main drive belt and an idler pulley tensioner for an auxiliary belt system. These combination designs allow for efficient belt routing and tension control in complex engine layouts with multiple belt-driven components.
Mounting options and installations for drive belt tensioners can also vary based on specific engine configurations. For example, in transverse-mounted engines commonly found in front-wheel-drive vehicles, the tensioner may be mounted on the side of the engine block or the front of the cylinder head. In longitudinally-mounted engines, the tensioner may be mounted on the side of the engine block, the front of the timing cover, or other locations depending on the design and layout of the engine.
It’s important to note that the specific mounting options and installations for drive belt tensioners can vary significantly between different vehicle models, engine configurations, and even model years. Therefore, it is essential to refer to the vehicle manufacturer’s specifications, technical documentation, or service manuals for precise information on the mounting options and installation procedures applicable to a particular vehicle model.
Can you provide examples of symptoms indicating a malfunctioning drive belt tensioner in a vehicle?
A malfunctioning drive belt tensioner in a vehicle can exhibit various symptoms that indicate a potential issue. Recognizing these symptoms is important as it allows for timely inspection and repair to prevent further damage to the drive belt system. Here are some examples of symptoms that may indicate a malfunctioning drive belt tensioner:
- Squealing or Screeching Noises:
- Visible Belt Misalignment:
- Belt Slippage or Glazing:
- Belt Wear or Damage:
- Malfunctioning Engine Systems:
A common symptom of a faulty tensioner is the presence of squealing or screeching noises coming from the engine compartment. These noises can occur when the tensioner fails to maintain proper belt tension, causing the drive belt to slip or lose grip on the pulleys. The squealing or screeching sound is a result of the belt rubbing against the pulleys or other engine components. If the tensioner is not functioning correctly, it may not apply sufficient pressure on the belt, leading to this noise.
If the drive belt tensioner is not properly aligned or functioning correctly, the drive belt may appear misaligned or off-center. This misalignment can be visually noticeable when inspecting the belt in the engine compartment. A misaligned belt can cause uneven wear, increased friction, and reduced power transmission efficiency. It is important to address this issue promptly to prevent further damage and potential belt failure.
A malfunctioning tensioner can lead to belt slippage or glazing. Belt slippage occurs when the tensioner fails to maintain proper tension, causing the belt to slip on the pulleys. This can result in reduced power delivery to the driven components, leading to decreased performance or functionality. Glazing, on the other hand, refers to a shiny appearance on the belt’s surface due to excessive heat and friction. Both belt slippage and glazing are indications of an inadequate tensioner function and should be addressed promptly.
A malfunctioning tensioner can contribute to accelerated wear or damage to the drive belt. Excessive belt wear can occur due to inadequate tension, misalignment, or abnormal belt movement caused by a faulty tensioner. Signs of belt wear include cracks, fraying, or missing chunks of the belt material. If the tensioner is not functioning correctly, it can put additional stress on the belt, leading to premature wear and potential belt failure. Regular inspection of the drive belt for signs of wear and damage is crucial to identify any potential issues with the tensioner.
A malfunctioning drive belt tensioner can also impact the performance of various engine systems. If the tensioner fails to maintain proper belt tension, it can result in inadequate power delivery to components such as the alternator, power steering pump, air conditioning compressor, or water pump. This can lead to issues such as dimming lights, difficulty in steering, reduced cooling efficiency, or a malfunctioning air conditioning system. If multiple engine systems are experiencing problems simultaneously, it could be an indication of a faulty drive belt tensioner.
It is important to note that these symptoms can also be caused by other issues related to the drive belt system. Therefore, a comprehensive inspection by a qualified mechanic is recommended to accurately diagnose the cause of the symptoms and determine if the drive belt tensioner requires repair or replacement.
Can you explain the importance of proper tensioning for drive belts in cars and trucks?
Proper tensioning for drive belts in cars and trucks is of utmost importance for the efficient and reliable operation of the vehicles. Maintaining the correct tension in the drive belts ensures optimal power transfer, prevents slippage, reduces wear and noise, and contributes to the overall performance and longevity of the vehicles. Here’s a detailed explanation of the importance of proper tensioning for drive belts:
- Efficient Power Transfer:
- Prevention of Belt Slippage:
- Reduced Wear and Noise:
- Optimal Performance and Reliability:
- Safety Considerations:
Proper tensioning of drive belts allows for efficient power transfer from the engine to various components such as the alternator, power steering pump, air conditioning compressor, and water pump. When the belts are properly tensioned, they maintain a positive grip on the pulleys, ensuring maximum frictional contact. This efficient power transfer minimizes energy losses and optimizes the performance of the vehicle’s systems, resulting in improved overall efficiency and performance.
Drive belt slippage can occur when the belts are either too loose or too tight. Loose belts can slip on the pulleys, resulting in reduced power transmission and impaired operation of the vehicle’s accessories. On the other hand, excessively tight belts can cause excessive strain on the components and lead to premature wear. Proper tensioning ensures that the belts remain securely engaged with the pulleys, preventing slippage and maintaining effective power transfer.
Correct tensioning helps reduce wear on the drive belts and associated components. When the belts are properly tensioned, they experience minimal movement and vibration, resulting in reduced friction and wear. This extends the lifespan of the belts and reduces the frequency of belt replacements. Additionally, proper tensioning helps dampen belt vibrations, resulting in reduced noise levels. This contributes to a quieter and more comfortable driving experience.
Proper tensioning of drive belts is crucial for achieving optimal performance and reliability in cars and trucks. When the belts are tensioned correctly, the vehicle’s systems and components receive the necessary power to operate efficiently. This includes components such as the alternator, which charges the battery and powers the electrical system, and the power steering pump, which assists in steering. By maintaining the correct tension in the drive belts, the vehicles can operate reliably, ensuring smooth operation, minimizing the risk of component failures, and reducing the likelihood of unexpected breakdowns.
Proper tensioning of drive belts also has safety implications. For example, the water pump is driven by a belt and plays a critical role in cooling the engine. If the belt is not properly tensioned and slips or breaks, it can result in engine overheating, potentially leading to engine damage and safety hazards. Similarly, the power steering system relies on the drive belt to operate properly. Insufficient tension can cause power steering failure, making it more difficult to steer the vehicle, especially at low speeds or during maneuvers. Proper tensioning helps ensure the safe and reliable operation of these critical components.
In summary, proper tensioning for drive belts in cars and trucks is crucial for efficient power transfer, prevention of belt slippage, reduction of wear and noise, optimal performance and reliability, and safety considerations. By maintaining the correct tension in the drive belts, vehicles can operate smoothly, maximize power transfer efficiency, minimize wear on components, and ensure the safe and reliable operation of critical systems. Regular inspection and adjustment of belt tension are essential maintenance practices to ensure the longevity and performance of the vehicles.
editor by CX 2024-02-05
China supplier Timing Belt Tensioner 06c903133c 06c903133b 06c 903 133 C Belt Tensioner Bearing for Audi A4 A6 C6 a car axle
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Belt tensioner is the most widely used type of bearing used in the machinery industry for precision instruments, low-noise machinery, automobiles, motorcycles, general machinery, etc.
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Can you describe the various mounting options and installations for drive belt tensioners in different vehicle models?
Drive belt tensioners can be mounted in different ways depending on the specific design and layout of the vehicle’s engine and belt system. The mounting options and installations for drive belt tensioners can vary across different vehicle models. Here’s a detailed description of the various mounting options and installations for drive belt tensioners:
- Idler Pulley Mounting:
- Spring-Loaded Arm Mounting:
- Hydraulic or Pneumatic Actuated Mounting:
- Combination Designs:
- Specific Engine Configurations:
In some vehicle models, the drive belt tensioner is mounted as an idler pulley. The tensioner is integrated into the belt routing system and is responsible for maintaining the proper tension of the drive belt. It is typically mounted on a bracket or housing using bolts or other fasteners. The idler pulley tensioner can be a standalone component or combined with other pulleys, such as the alternator pulley or water pump pulley, to form a pulley assembly.
Another common mounting option for drive belt tensioners is a spring-loaded arm design. In this configuration, the tensioner consists of a pivoting arm with a pulley at one end and a spring mechanism at the other end. The tensioner arm is mounted on a bracket or housing using a pivot bolt or pin. The spring applies tension to the belt by pulling the arm in the opposite direction, maintaining the desired tension level. The arm may have an adjustment mechanism to fine-tune the tension or compensate for belt wear over time.
In some advanced vehicle models, drive belt tensioners may utilize hydraulic or pneumatic actuation for tension control. These tensioners incorporate a hydraulic or pneumatic cylinder that applies force to the tensioner arm or pulley, adjusting the tension as needed. The tensioner is typically mounted on a bracket or housing using bolts or other fasteners. Hydraulic or pneumatic lines connect the tensioner to a control system that regulates the tension based on inputs such as engine load, temperature, or operating conditions.
Some vehicle models may employ combination designs that incorporate multiple tensioner mounting options. For example, a vehicle may have a spring-loaded arm tensioner for the main drive belt and an idler pulley tensioner for an auxiliary belt system. These combination designs allow for efficient belt routing and tension control in complex engine layouts with multiple belt-driven components.
Mounting options and installations for drive belt tensioners can also vary based on specific engine configurations. For example, in transverse-mounted engines commonly found in front-wheel-drive vehicles, the tensioner may be mounted on the side of the engine block or the front of the cylinder head. In longitudinally-mounted engines, the tensioner may be mounted on the side of the engine block, the front of the timing cover, or other locations depending on the design and layout of the engine.
It’s important to note that the specific mounting options and installations for drive belt tensioners can vary significantly between different vehicle models, engine configurations, and even model years. Therefore, it is essential to refer to the vehicle manufacturer’s specifications, technical documentation, or service manuals for precise information on the mounting options and installation procedures applicable to a particular vehicle model.
Can you provide examples of symptoms indicating a malfunctioning drive belt tensioner in a vehicle?
A malfunctioning drive belt tensioner in a vehicle can exhibit various symptoms that indicate a potential issue. Recognizing these symptoms is important as it allows for timely inspection and repair to prevent further damage to the drive belt system. Here are some examples of symptoms that may indicate a malfunctioning drive belt tensioner:
- Squealing or Screeching Noises:
- Visible Belt Misalignment:
- Belt Slippage or Glazing:
- Belt Wear or Damage:
- Malfunctioning Engine Systems:
A common symptom of a faulty tensioner is the presence of squealing or screeching noises coming from the engine compartment. These noises can occur when the tensioner fails to maintain proper belt tension, causing the drive belt to slip or lose grip on the pulleys. The squealing or screeching sound is a result of the belt rubbing against the pulleys or other engine components. If the tensioner is not functioning correctly, it may not apply sufficient pressure on the belt, leading to this noise.
If the drive belt tensioner is not properly aligned or functioning correctly, the drive belt may appear misaligned or off-center. This misalignment can be visually noticeable when inspecting the belt in the engine compartment. A misaligned belt can cause uneven wear, increased friction, and reduced power transmission efficiency. It is important to address this issue promptly to prevent further damage and potential belt failure.
A malfunctioning tensioner can lead to belt slippage or glazing. Belt slippage occurs when the tensioner fails to maintain proper tension, causing the belt to slip on the pulleys. This can result in reduced power delivery to the driven components, leading to decreased performance or functionality. Glazing, on the other hand, refers to a shiny appearance on the belt’s surface due to excessive heat and friction. Both belt slippage and glazing are indications of an inadequate tensioner function and should be addressed promptly.
A malfunctioning tensioner can contribute to accelerated wear or damage to the drive belt. Excessive belt wear can occur due to inadequate tension, misalignment, or abnormal belt movement caused by a faulty tensioner. Signs of belt wear include cracks, fraying, or missing chunks of the belt material. If the tensioner is not functioning correctly, it can put additional stress on the belt, leading to premature wear and potential belt failure. Regular inspection of the drive belt for signs of wear and damage is crucial to identify any potential issues with the tensioner.
A malfunctioning drive belt tensioner can also impact the performance of various engine systems. If the tensioner fails to maintain proper belt tension, it can result in inadequate power delivery to components such as the alternator, power steering pump, air conditioning compressor, or water pump. This can lead to issues such as dimming lights, difficulty in steering, reduced cooling efficiency, or a malfunctioning air conditioning system. If multiple engine systems are experiencing problems simultaneously, it could be an indication of a faulty drive belt tensioner.
It is important to note that these symptoms can also be caused by other issues related to the drive belt system. Therefore, a comprehensive inspection by a qualified mechanic is recommended to accurately diagnose the cause of the symptoms and determine if the drive belt tensioner requires repair or replacement.
What is a drive belt tensioner, and how does it contribute to the operation of automotive engines?
A drive belt tensioner is a component used in automotive engines to maintain the proper tension in the drive belt system. It plays a crucial role in ensuring the efficient operation of automotive engines by maintaining the correct tension in the drive belt and facilitating the smooth and reliable transfer of power. Here’s a detailed explanation of what a drive belt tensioner is and how it contributes to the operation of automotive engines:
- Function of a Drive Belt Tensioner:
- Tension Adjustment:
- Prevention of Belt Slippage:
- Reduced Wear and Noise:
- Enhanced System Reliability:
A drive belt tensioner is designed to maintain the optimal tension in the drive belt system of an automotive engine. The drive belt, also known as a serpentine belt, is responsible for transmitting power from the engine’s crankshaft to various components such as the alternator, power steering pump, air conditioning compressor, and water pump. The tensioner ensures that the drive belt is properly tensioned and remains in contact with the pulleys at all times, preventing belt slippage and ensuring the efficient transfer of power.
The drive belt tensioner is equipped with a mechanism that allows for the adjustment of belt tension. It typically consists of a spring-loaded arm or pulley that applies tension to the drive belt. The tensioner is designed to automatically adjust the tension in response to changes in belt length due to wear or temperature variations. This ensures that the drive belt remains properly tensioned throughout its service life, compensating for any stretching or slack that may occur over time.
One of the key contributions of a drive belt tensioner is the prevention of belt slippage. Belt slippage can occur when the drive belt loses contact with the pulleys, resulting in reduced power transfer efficiency and impaired operation of engine accessories. The tensioner maintains the proper tension in the drive belt, ensuring that it remains securely engaged with the pulleys. This prevents slippage, allowing for the efficient operation of engine components and avoiding power loss or potential damage to the belt.
By maintaining the correct tension in the drive belt, the tensioner helps reduce wear on the belt and associated components. Proper tension minimizes excessive movement and vibration of the belt, reducing friction and wear. It also helps to dampen belt vibrations and noise, contributing to a quieter and smoother operation of the automotive engine. Reduced wear and noise levels result in extended belt life and improved reliability of the engine’s accessory components.
The drive belt tensioner plays a critical role in enhancing the reliability of automotive engines. By ensuring the proper tension in the drive belt, it helps prevent belt-related failures and malfunctions. A properly tensioned belt reduces the risk of belt breakage, slippage, or detachment, which can lead to the loss of power to critical engine components. The tensioner contributes to the overall stability and uninterrupted operation of the engine, improving its reliability and reducing the likelihood of unexpected breakdowns or performance issues.
In summary, a drive belt tensioner is an essential component in automotive engines that maintains the proper tension in the drive belt system. It ensures the efficient transfer of power from the engine to various accessories, prevents belt slippage, reduces wear and noise, and enhances the overall reliability of the engine. By properly tensioning the drive belt, the tensioner plays a vital role in the smooth and reliable operation of automotive engines, contributing to their performance, longevity, and optimal functionality.
editor by CX 2024-01-30
China manufacturer Tensioner Pulley Timing Belt Bearing Tensor 078903133ab 078903133b 078903133q 078903133t Vkm31061 bad axle symptoms
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Tensioner Pulley Timing Belt Bearing Tensor 07895713AB 07895713B 07895713Q 07895713T VKM31061
V-ribbed belt VKM 31061
Diameter: 76 mm
Width: 25 mm
Tensioner Pulley Actuation: Automatic
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VKBA523 | 482A/472 | VKBA 5038 | 35BWD16 | VKM14103 |
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ZheJiang Mighty Machinery Co. Ltd is a professional manufacturer of auto bearings for more than 20 years. We provide a one-stop service for our customers. Our main products include wheel bearings & hub assembly, belt tensioners, clutch release bearings, and other parts.
Relying on the professional and rich manufacturing experience and many substantial factories which stable cooperated for many years, Mighty suppliers customers high-quality products at very competitive prices.
Customer’s satisfaction is our First Priority, We adhere to the concept of ” Quality First, Customer First”. We will continue to provide high-quality products and the best services to our customers and build up CZPT long-time friendship partners.
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How do drive belt tensioners enhance the overall efficiency and lifespan of drive belts in automotive applications?
Drive belt tensioners play a critical role in enhancing the overall efficiency and lifespan of drive belts in automotive applications. By maintaining proper tension in the belt, tensioners ensure optimal power transmission, reduce slippage, and minimize wear on the belt and other related components. Here’s a detailed explanation of how drive belt tensioners enhance the efficiency and lifespan of drive belts in automotive applications:
- Optimal Power Transmission:
- Reduced Wear and Tear:
- Prevention of Belt Misalignment:
- Damping of Vibrations and Noise:
- Easy Maintenance and Adjustment:
Drive belt tensioners help maintain the correct tension in the belt, ensuring efficient power transmission from the engine to various auxiliary components such as the alternator, power steering pump, or air conditioning compressor. Adequate tension prevents belt slip, which can lead to power losses and reduced efficiency. By keeping the belt properly tensioned, tensioners help maximize power transfer, ensuring that the accessories and systems driven by the belt operate at their intended capacity.
Proper tensioning provided by drive belt tensioners helps minimize wear and tear on the belt and associated components. When a belt is under-tensioned, it can slip, causing increased friction and wear on the belt’s surface. Conversely, over-tensioning can lead to excessive stress on the belt and its components, accelerating wear and potentially causing premature failure. Tensioners maintain the ideal tension level, distributing the load evenly across the belt, reducing wear and extending its lifespan.
Drive belt tensioners play a crucial role in preventing belt misalignment. Misalignment can occur due to factors such as belt stretch, component movement, or belt tension fluctuations. When a belt becomes misaligned, it can lead to uneven wear, increased friction, and reduced efficiency. Tensioners help maintain proper alignment by compensating for any changes in belt length or tension, ensuring that the belt remains properly positioned on the pulleys. This reduces the risk of belt slippage, improves power transmission efficiency, and minimizes wear.
Drive belt tensioners can also contribute to reducing vibrations and noise in the belt drive system. Tensioners with built-in vibration-damping features or rubberized components help absorb and dampen vibrations generated by the belt and associated components. This reduces noise levels and enhances passenger comfort. By minimizing vibrations, tensioners also help reduce stress on the belt and other components, further improving their longevity and reliability.
Tensioners often feature mechanisms that allow for easy maintenance and adjustment of belt tension. This simplifies the process of inspecting and replacing belts, reducing downtime and maintenance costs. Regular maintenance and proper tension adjustment ensure that the belt operates within the desired tension range, maximizing efficiency and extending its lifespan.
In summary, drive belt tensioners enhance the overall efficiency and lifespan of drive belts in automotive applications by maintaining optimal tension, reducing wear and tear, preventing belt misalignment, damping vibrations and noise, and enabling easy maintenance and adjustment. By ensuring proper tension and alignment, tensioners contribute to efficient power transmission, minimize belt slippage, and reduce friction. This results in improved overall system efficiency, extended belt lifespan, and reduced risk of premature failure. It is important to select high-quality tensioners and follow manufacturer-recommended maintenance procedures to maximize the benefits offered by drive belt tensioners in automotive applications.
Can you provide examples of symptoms indicating a malfunctioning drive belt tensioner in a vehicle?
A malfunctioning drive belt tensioner in a vehicle can exhibit various symptoms that indicate a potential issue. Recognizing these symptoms is important as it allows for timely inspection and repair to prevent further damage to the drive belt system. Here are some examples of symptoms that may indicate a malfunctioning drive belt tensioner:
- Squealing or Screeching Noises:
- Visible Belt Misalignment:
- Belt Slippage or Glazing:
- Belt Wear or Damage:
- Malfunctioning Engine Systems:
A common symptom of a faulty tensioner is the presence of squealing or screeching noises coming from the engine compartment. These noises can occur when the tensioner fails to maintain proper belt tension, causing the drive belt to slip or lose grip on the pulleys. The squealing or screeching sound is a result of the belt rubbing against the pulleys or other engine components. If the tensioner is not functioning correctly, it may not apply sufficient pressure on the belt, leading to this noise.
If the drive belt tensioner is not properly aligned or functioning correctly, the drive belt may appear misaligned or off-center. This misalignment can be visually noticeable when inspecting the belt in the engine compartment. A misaligned belt can cause uneven wear, increased friction, and reduced power transmission efficiency. It is important to address this issue promptly to prevent further damage and potential belt failure.
A malfunctioning tensioner can lead to belt slippage or glazing. Belt slippage occurs when the tensioner fails to maintain proper tension, causing the belt to slip on the pulleys. This can result in reduced power delivery to the driven components, leading to decreased performance or functionality. Glazing, on the other hand, refers to a shiny appearance on the belt’s surface due to excessive heat and friction. Both belt slippage and glazing are indications of an inadequate tensioner function and should be addressed promptly.
A malfunctioning tensioner can contribute to accelerated wear or damage to the drive belt. Excessive belt wear can occur due to inadequate tension, misalignment, or abnormal belt movement caused by a faulty tensioner. Signs of belt wear include cracks, fraying, or missing chunks of the belt material. If the tensioner is not functioning correctly, it can put additional stress on the belt, leading to premature wear and potential belt failure. Regular inspection of the drive belt for signs of wear and damage is crucial to identify any potential issues with the tensioner.
A malfunctioning drive belt tensioner can also impact the performance of various engine systems. If the tensioner fails to maintain proper belt tension, it can result in inadequate power delivery to components such as the alternator, power steering pump, air conditioning compressor, or water pump. This can lead to issues such as dimming lights, difficulty in steering, reduced cooling efficiency, or a malfunctioning air conditioning system. If multiple engine systems are experiencing problems simultaneously, it could be an indication of a faulty drive belt tensioner.
It is important to note that these symptoms can also be caused by other issues related to the drive belt system. Therefore, a comprehensive inspection by a qualified mechanic is recommended to accurately diagnose the cause of the symptoms and determine if the drive belt tensioner requires repair or replacement.
In what automotive applications are drive belt tensioners commonly used for optimal performance?
Drive belt tensioners are commonly used in various automotive applications to ensure optimal performance and reliability. These tensioners play a crucial role in maintaining proper belt tension, which is essential for efficient power transmission and the operation of different vehicle systems. Here’s a detailed explanation of the automotive applications where drive belt tensioners are commonly used:
- Engine Systems:
- Power Steering Systems:
- Air Conditioning Systems:
- Water Pump Systems:
- Other Auxiliary Systems:
Drive belt tensioners are extensively employed in engine systems to maintain the tension of the accessory drive belt. The accessory drive belt, also known as the serpentine belt, connects various engine-driven components such as the alternator, power steering pump, air conditioning compressor, and water pump. The tensioner ensures that the belt remains properly tensioned, allowing efficient power transfer to these components. By maintaining the optimal tension in the accessory drive belt, the tensioner contributes to the proper functioning of the engine’s auxiliary systems.
In power steering systems, drive belt tensioners are commonly used to maintain proper tension in the power steering belt. The power steering belt connects the power steering pump to the engine’s crankshaft or other pulleys. The tensioner helps to keep the power steering belt at the correct tension, ensuring smooth and responsive power steering operation. By maintaining optimal belt tension, the tensioner allows the power steering system to assist in steering maneuvers effectively.
Drive belt tensioners are also utilized in air conditioning systems to maintain tension in the air conditioning compressor belt. The compressor belt drives the air conditioning compressor, which is responsible for circulating refrigerant and cooling the vehicle’s interior. The tensioner ensures that the compressor belt remains properly tensioned, allowing efficient power transfer to the compressor. This ensures the reliable operation of the air conditioning system, allowing it to provide effective cooling and climate control.
Drive belt tensioners are commonly employed in water pump systems to maintain tension in the water pump belt. The water pump belt connects the engine’s crankshaft or other pulleys to the water pump, which circulates coolant throughout the engine to prevent overheating. The tensioner ensures that the water pump belt remains properly tensioned, allowing efficient power transfer to the water pump. This helps maintain the proper cooling of the engine, contributing to its optimal performance and preventing overheating.
Drive belt tensioners can also be found in various other auxiliary systems in vehicles. For example, they may be used in systems such as the air injection pump, which helps reduce emissions, or the smog pump, which aids in the control of exhaust emissions. These tensioners ensure that the belts driving these auxiliary components remain properly tensioned, enabling efficient operation and optimal performance of these systems.
In summary, drive belt tensioners are commonly used in automotive applications such as engine systems, power steering systems, air conditioning systems, water pump systems, and other auxiliary systems. By maintaining proper belt tension, these tensioners contribute to the efficient power transmission and reliable operation of various vehicle components and systems, ensuring optimal performance and functionality.
editor by CX 2023-12-22
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4781570AB VKM184.2
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ZheJiang Mighty Machinery Co. Ltd is a professional manufacturer of auto bearings for more than 20 years. We provide a one-stop service for our customers. Our main products include wheel bearings & hub assembly, belt tensioners, clutch release bearings, and other parts.
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How do drive belt tensioners enhance the overall efficiency and lifespan of drive belts in automotive applications?
Drive belt tensioners play a critical role in enhancing the overall efficiency and lifespan of drive belts in automotive applications. By maintaining proper tension in the belt, tensioners ensure optimal power transmission, reduce slippage, and minimize wear on the belt and other related components. Here’s a detailed explanation of how drive belt tensioners enhance the efficiency and lifespan of drive belts in automotive applications:
- Optimal Power Transmission:
- Reduced Wear and Tear:
- Prevention of Belt Misalignment:
- Damping of Vibrations and Noise:
- Easy Maintenance and Adjustment:
Drive belt tensioners help maintain the correct tension in the belt, ensuring efficient power transmission from the engine to various auxiliary components such as the alternator, power steering pump, or air conditioning compressor. Adequate tension prevents belt slip, which can lead to power losses and reduced efficiency. By keeping the belt properly tensioned, tensioners help maximize power transfer, ensuring that the accessories and systems driven by the belt operate at their intended capacity.
Proper tensioning provided by drive belt tensioners helps minimize wear and tear on the belt and associated components. When a belt is under-tensioned, it can slip, causing increased friction and wear on the belt’s surface. Conversely, over-tensioning can lead to excessive stress on the belt and its components, accelerating wear and potentially causing premature failure. Tensioners maintain the ideal tension level, distributing the load evenly across the belt, reducing wear and extending its lifespan.
Drive belt tensioners play a crucial role in preventing belt misalignment. Misalignment can occur due to factors such as belt stretch, component movement, or belt tension fluctuations. When a belt becomes misaligned, it can lead to uneven wear, increased friction, and reduced efficiency. Tensioners help maintain proper alignment by compensating for any changes in belt length or tension, ensuring that the belt remains properly positioned on the pulleys. This reduces the risk of belt slippage, improves power transmission efficiency, and minimizes wear.
Drive belt tensioners can also contribute to reducing vibrations and noise in the belt drive system. Tensioners with built-in vibration-damping features or rubberized components help absorb and dampen vibrations generated by the belt and associated components. This reduces noise levels and enhances passenger comfort. By minimizing vibrations, tensioners also help reduce stress on the belt and other components, further improving their longevity and reliability.
Tensioners often feature mechanisms that allow for easy maintenance and adjustment of belt tension. This simplifies the process of inspecting and replacing belts, reducing downtime and maintenance costs. Regular maintenance and proper tension adjustment ensure that the belt operates within the desired tension range, maximizing efficiency and extending its lifespan.
In summary, drive belt tensioners enhance the overall efficiency and lifespan of drive belts in automotive applications by maintaining optimal tension, reducing wear and tear, preventing belt misalignment, damping vibrations and noise, and enabling easy maintenance and adjustment. By ensuring proper tension and alignment, tensioners contribute to efficient power transmission, minimize belt slippage, and reduce friction. This results in improved overall system efficiency, extended belt lifespan, and reduced risk of premature failure. It is important to select high-quality tensioners and follow manufacturer-recommended maintenance procedures to maximize the benefits offered by drive belt tensioners in automotive applications.
Can you explain the principles behind the operation and adjustment of drive belt tensioners?
The operation and adjustment of drive belt tensioners are based on specific principles that ensure the proper tension of the drive belt in automotive applications. Understanding these principles is crucial for maintaining the optimal performance and longevity of the belt system. Here’s a detailed explanation of the principles behind the operation and adjustment of drive belt tensioners:
- Tensioner Design:
- Automatic Tensioning:
- Tensioner Pulley Movement:
- Tension Adjustment:
- Tensioner Maintenance:
Drive belt tensioners are typically designed as spring-loaded or hydraulic devices. Spring-loaded tensioners utilize a spring mechanism that applies force to the tensioner pulley, keeping the belt at the desired tension. Hydraulic tensioners, on the other hand, use hydraulic pressure to control the tensioner pulley and maintain the belt tension. The design of the tensioner ensures that it can compensate for belt elongation and maintain the correct tension throughout the life of the belt.
Drive belt tensioners are designed to automatically adjust the tension of the belt as it wears or stretches over time. The tensioner continuously monitors the tension of the belt and compensates for any changes to maintain the desired tension. This automatic adjustment is crucial because the tension requirements of the belt can vary depending on factors such as engine speed, temperature, and load conditions. Automatic tensioning ensures that the belt remains properly tensioned under different operating conditions.
Drive belt tensioners operate by controlling the movement of the tensioner pulley. The tensioner pulley is mounted on a pivot, allowing it to move in response to changes in belt tension. When the belt tension increases, the tensioner pulley moves to maintain the proper tension. Conversely, if the tension decreases, the tensioner pulley adjusts to increase the tension. This movement is achieved through the action of the spring or hydraulic mechanism within the tensioner, which applies the necessary force to the tensioner pulley.
Adjusting the tension of a drive belt typically involves manually adjusting the position of the tensioner or its components. The exact method of adjustment can vary depending on the specific design of the tensioner and the vehicle. Some tensioners have a manual adjustment bolt or mechanism that allows for fine-tuning of the tension. In other cases, adjusting the belt tension may involve loosening the tensioner mounting bolts, moving the tensioner to the desired position, and then tightening the bolts. It is important to follow the manufacturer’s recommendations and specifications for proper tension adjustment.
Proper maintenance of drive belt tensioners is essential for their reliable operation. Regular inspection of the tensioner and associated components helps identify signs of wear, damage, or misalignment. If any issues are detected, the tensioner may need to be replaced or adjusted accordingly. Additionally, it is important to ensure that the tensioner is properly lubricated if it has lubrication points specified by the manufacturer. Adequate lubrication helps maintain smooth operation and prevents premature wear of the tensioner components.
In summary, the principles behind the operation and adjustment of drive belt tensioners involve the design of the tensioner mechanism, automatic tensioning to compensate for belt elongation, control of tensioner pulley movement, manual tension adjustment methods, and proper maintenance practices. Understanding these principles enables proper tensioning of the drive belt, ensuring optimal performance, longevity, and reliability of the belt system in automotive applications.
Can you explain the importance of proper tensioning for drive belts in cars and trucks?
Proper tensioning for drive belts in cars and trucks is of utmost importance for the efficient and reliable operation of the vehicles. Maintaining the correct tension in the drive belts ensures optimal power transfer, prevents slippage, reduces wear and noise, and contributes to the overall performance and longevity of the vehicles. Here’s a detailed explanation of the importance of proper tensioning for drive belts:
- Efficient Power Transfer:
- Prevention of Belt Slippage:
- Reduced Wear and Noise:
- Optimal Performance and Reliability:
- Safety Considerations:
Proper tensioning of drive belts allows for efficient power transfer from the engine to various components such as the alternator, power steering pump, air conditioning compressor, and water pump. When the belts are properly tensioned, they maintain a positive grip on the pulleys, ensuring maximum frictional contact. This efficient power transfer minimizes energy losses and optimizes the performance of the vehicle’s systems, resulting in improved overall efficiency and performance.
Drive belt slippage can occur when the belts are either too loose or too tight. Loose belts can slip on the pulleys, resulting in reduced power transmission and impaired operation of the vehicle’s accessories. On the other hand, excessively tight belts can cause excessive strain on the components and lead to premature wear. Proper tensioning ensures that the belts remain securely engaged with the pulleys, preventing slippage and maintaining effective power transfer.
Correct tensioning helps reduce wear on the drive belts and associated components. When the belts are properly tensioned, they experience minimal movement and vibration, resulting in reduced friction and wear. This extends the lifespan of the belts and reduces the frequency of belt replacements. Additionally, proper tensioning helps dampen belt vibrations, resulting in reduced noise levels. This contributes to a quieter and more comfortable driving experience.
Proper tensioning of drive belts is crucial for achieving optimal performance and reliability in cars and trucks. When the belts are tensioned correctly, the vehicle’s systems and components receive the necessary power to operate efficiently. This includes components such as the alternator, which charges the battery and powers the electrical system, and the power steering pump, which assists in steering. By maintaining the correct tension in the drive belts, the vehicles can operate reliably, ensuring smooth operation, minimizing the risk of component failures, and reducing the likelihood of unexpected breakdowns.
Proper tensioning of drive belts also has safety implications. For example, the water pump is driven by a belt and plays a critical role in cooling the engine. If the belt is not properly tensioned and slips or breaks, it can result in engine overheating, potentially leading to engine damage and safety hazards. Similarly, the power steering system relies on the drive belt to operate properly. Insufficient tension can cause power steering failure, making it more difficult to steer the vehicle, especially at low speeds or during maneuvers. Proper tensioning helps ensure the safe and reliable operation of these critical components.
In summary, proper tensioning for drive belts in cars and trucks is crucial for efficient power transfer, prevention of belt slippage, reduction of wear and noise, optimal performance and reliability, and safety considerations. By maintaining the correct tension in the drive belts, vehicles can operate smoothly, maximize power transfer efficiency, minimize wear on components, and ensure the safe and reliable operation of critical systems. Regular inspection and adjustment of belt tension are essential maintenance practices to ensure the longevity and performance of the vehicles.
editor by CX 2023-12-11