Dayco Accessory Drive Belt P/N:15390
Dayco 15423 accessory drive belt for the 1977-1981 Honda Accord and other vehicles carries engine power from the crankshaft to the accessories it drives.
A worn belt can squeal, show cracks, or look glazed and shiny. Noise alone does not prove the belt is at fault, since a tired tensioner is another common source of squeal.
Vehicles that take this Dayco accessory drive belt include the 1977-1981 Honda Accord, the 1968-1971 Ford F-250 V8-5.9L and the 1969-1970 Ford Mustang V8-7.0L.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One accessory drive belt. The 1977-1981 Honda Accord takes one; the quantity on other vehicles varies by application.
Interchange: 141-0448 · L51-15420 · L37-1075 · JB-430 · JB-430LA · JB-430LB · 29-15425 · 9.5X1065 · 9.5X1070 · 9.5X1075
FB15423 · 42315 · 15425 · 11A1065 · 8405 · 8419 · 8420 · 13425 · 15430 · 15W423L
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Does the Dayco 15423 belt fit the 1977-1981 Honda Accord?
Yes. Dayco 15423 fits the 1977-1981 Honda Accord and many other vehicles. If your car is not named here, look up its year, model and engine in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
What temperature range does the Dayco 15423 accessory drive belt cover?
Dayco 15423 has an operating temperature range of -37.2 C to 79.4 C (-35 F to 175 F).
Is this accessory drive belt a bottom cog design?
Yes. This belt has bottom cog construction and a synthetic rubber compound. It is not a banded belt.
Which SAE standards are listed for this belt?
The standards listed for this accessory drive belt are SAE J636 and SAE J637.
How do I check whether this bottom cog drive belt is worn?
With the engine off and cool, look along the belt for cracks or a glazed, shiny surface. A squeal when driving can also be a sign of wear.
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