hi yall...I need some help with replacing the SERPENTINE BELT for my car 99 s70 non-turbo 2.5l. Can someone please provide any links to sites that stock the part or the part # so I can purchase it. Also, is there a step by step I can print out anywhere on this site? Please, any info will be appreciated...I just want to do it right and not have to spend too much already on labor and dealer price!
Thank you all in advance!!!!!
99 S70 INSTALLATION OF SERPENTINE BELT HELP PLEASE.... Topic is solved
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Warning: Volvo recommends a different routing than OEM. Belt lengths have adjusted accordingly. This tutorial supplies many handy knowledge nuggets, but does not reflect the new routing/new size.
Having said that, here's the tutorial:
https://www.matthewsvolvosite.com/serpentine_belt.php
Having said that, here's the tutorial:
https://www.matthewsvolvosite.com/serpentine_belt.php
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Part # for cars with A/C is 9458376. For cars without A/C, the part # is 9458469. Check FCPGroton.com. They have the BEST service/quickest shipping around and 9 times out of 10, they have the lowest price too. EEuroparts.com also has pretty good prices, but they don't seem to be quite as quick on shipping. http://www.volvospeed.com/Repair/sbelt70.htm <-- Tutorial with pics. Matthew also has an excellent tutorial on this site. Two sources have gotta be better than one. 
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Thank you all for the posts. iI'll check out the links posted as soon as Iam finished with this post. Though, I want to make sure I understand you correct...don't all the 99's (S70) have a/c? Please clarify this for me. I called my local auto zone before this posting and they quoted me about 20bucks for the belt but I was'nt sure if the guy knew what I was asking for (I guess it goes by other names too)even though he did ask me..."WITH A/C" and my response was ofcourse yes!
Thanks Matthew for your respons. So,
what should I be looking for?
Thanks Matthew for your respons. So,
Warning: Volvo recommends a different routing than OEM. Belt lengths have adjusted accordingly
what should I be looking for?
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Okey guys, I found this site www.importspecialistsofamerica.com here's my dilemna. I used the part # from the previous post provided and what I got was 2 different belt available (look below)
6DPK1836
(9458376)
CRP Serpentine 6DPK1836 64.60 0.00 32.30 Available
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9458376OEM
(9458376)
GENUINE Serpentine 6DPK1836 115.36 0.00 57.68 Available
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I was also told after calling a few places that, the serpentine belt's sometimes called "drive belt" and the search result from the same web site was...
6DK1825
CRP Serpentine 6DK1825 68.82 0.00 34.41 Available
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9458469OEM
GENUINE Serpentine 6DK1825 108.84 0.00 54.42 Available
So, which one are we really talking about here
-browse the site for more stuff? By the way, what do you think of the prices? Thanks!!
6DPK1836
(9458376)
CRP Serpentine 6DPK1836 64.60 0.00 32.30 Available
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9458376OEM
(9458376)
GENUINE Serpentine 6DPK1836 115.36 0.00 57.68 Available
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I was also told after calling a few places that, the serpentine belt's sometimes called "drive belt" and the search result from the same web site was...
6DK1825
CRP Serpentine 6DK1825 68.82 0.00 34.41 Available
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9458469OEM
GENUINE Serpentine 6DK1825 108.84 0.00 54.42 Available
So, which one are we really talking about here
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Here's the routing diagram post, by Tina, that contains the URL of the diagram PDF (Volvospeed). Alas, it is for 850s. Usually 850s and 70s (up to 2000) are the same, but I can't be certain, so take this with a grain of salt.
https://www.matthewsvolvosite.com/chat/p ... php?t=3559
What I'd do faced with these choices is call a trusted parts shop (including my sponsor -- banner ad above*) and tell them what you need to do. Listen to what they say. If they sound like they don't know what they're talking about, move on.
* never bought a single part from them, but I've spoken to Tim many times, and he's a straight shooter. They're the parts dept. of a Volvo dealer.
https://www.matthewsvolvosite.com/chat/p ... php?t=3559
What I'd do faced with these choices is call a trusted parts shop (including my sponsor -- banner ad above*) and tell them what you need to do. Listen to what they say. If they sound like they don't know what they're talking about, move on.
* never bought a single part from them, but I've spoken to Tim many times, and he's a straight shooter. They're the parts dept. of a Volvo dealer.
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1997 850 T5 [gone] w/ MSD ignition coil, Hallman manual boost controller, injectors, R bumper, OMP strut brace
2004 V70 R [gone]
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It appears that they are giving you the choice of going with an aftermarket part (CRP) or the OEM Volvo part. Believe me, as far as replacement parts go, nothing is better quality than the OEM Volvo parts. I've dealt w/ some aftermarket parts before and I have NEVER had good luck with them. They never fit as well and wear out especially fast. It's not worth it to be stranded on the road b/c the serpentine belt breaks.
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Isn't Continental the maker of the Volvo belt? Just buy one locally. It doesn't matter if the brand is Volvo, Continental, Gates, etc.
Ken
Ken
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Thanks, I did the install today. Used a wrench and hanger...yes it works for me. I just had to work my way throuhg it all and I was pleased with the outcome so far. I used original routing for the belt after drawing the config my self, and using an external lamp for more lighting. Its dark in there and tight too. As for the part, I bought the belt from fcp groton llc...good service good price 36bucks. Thanks to all who posted on this thread.
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