Belt size
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I did a search, I promise. Couldn't find the answer I need. I have a 5.3 just switched from a 3.4 to a 3.2 pulley. I swear it's slipping. I don't hear the screech you would expect but I lose power after the 1-2 shift as if I ran out of fuel then a second later it's great again. No screech. It is aGoodyear, Gatorback. I don't know the length but I had no issues with it when I had the 3.4 on. The belt has the number 6PK255 stamped on it if that helps. The belt tensioner is only 1/4" away from being fully maxed out and hitting the stop so I think I could get a smaller belt on there pretty easy. My question is, What size belt do I have and is what I need or should I go one smaller. Thanks!
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That part number you listed isn't a gatorback part number. It sounds more like a metric part number.
The Gatorback belt that is supposed to be a factory replacement is:
4060922 for 105A Alternator or
4060930 for 130A Alternator
they are 92-2/10" and 93" respectivley. Hope that helps.
The Gatorback belt that is supposed to be a factory replacement is:
4060922 for 105A Alternator or
4060930 for 130A Alternator
they are 92-2/10" and 93" respectivley. Hope that helps.
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It's the only number I could read on the belt. It does say Goodyear Gatorback in yellow leters on it. Does anyone else have a 5.3/Radix with a 3.2 pulley? If so what belt length are you using and what P/N is it? Thanks
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Originally Posted by 1SlowHoe
It's the only number I could read on the belt. It does say Goodyear Gatorback in yellow leters on it. Does anyone else have a 5.3/Radix with a 3.2 pulley? If so what belt length are you using and what P/N is it? Thanks
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