Dayco 15535 accessory drive belt for the 1975-1976 Ford F-150 V8 5.9L or 6.4L and other vehicles carries engine power to the belt-driven accessories.
- Bottom cog construction
- Synthetic rubber compound
- 36-degree angle
- Standards: SAE J636 and SAE J637
- Operating temperature range of -35 F to 175 F (-37.2 C to 79.4 C)
Quick facts
- Part: Dayco 15535 accessory drive belt
- Fits: the 1975-1976 Ford F-150 V8 5.9L or 6.4L and other vehicles
- Material: synthetic rubber compound
- Condition: New
A cracked, glazed or frayed belt, or a squeal from the front of the engine, can mean the belt is worn. A weak tensioner, a worn idler or pulley, or a misaligned pulley can make similar noises, so find the cause before buying. Inspect the belt by eye with the engine off and cool.
Fits
This accessory drive belt fits the 1975-1976 Ford F-150 V8 5.9L or 6.4L, the 1985-1986 Ford Mustang 4-cylinder 2.3L and the 1978-1980 Ford F-250 6-cylinder 4.9L, along with many other vehicles. The 1985-1986 Ford Mustang 4-cylinder 2.3L takes two; the other cars named here take one each. Driving something else? Look up your year, make and engine in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Specifications
Fit and size
- Quantity per vehicle: 1 (2 on the 1985-1986 Ford Mustang 4-cylinder 2.3L)
- Listed measurements: 0.44 in; 53.50 in (1358.90 mm); 54.07 in (1373.38 mm)
- Angle: 36 degrees
Build and materials
- Construction: bottom cog
- Banded belt: no
- Material: synthetic rubber compound
- Standards: SAE J636, SAE J637
- Operating temperature: -35 F to 175 F (-37.2 C to 79.4 C)
- Condition: New
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Dayco 15535 accessory drive belt fit a 1985-1986 Ford Mustang 4-cylinder 2.3L?
Yes. Dayco 15535 is listed for the 1985-1986 Ford Mustang 4-cylinder 2.3L, and that car takes two belts.
What temperature range does the Dayco 15535 belt handle?
Dayco 15535 has an operating range of -35 F to 175 F (-37.2 C to 79.4 C).
Is this drive belt a bottom cog design?
Yes. This belt has bottom cog construction and a 36-degree angle. It is not a banded belt.
What does a worn drive belt look like?
Cracks, glazing, fraying or a squeal at the front of the engine can point to wear. Look with the engine off and cool; a shop can test belt tension and the tensioner.
Which SAE standards does this drive belt list?
This belt lists SAE J636 and SAE J637. Its compound is synthetic rubber.
