Help your engine's accessory drive grip firmly and run more quietly with the Gates Accessory Drive Belt 7495, a durable Automotive XL High Capacity V-Belt designed for the most demanding engine drives. It fits many vehicles, among them the 1968-1972 Ford F-250 (L6-3.9L and L6-4.9L), the 1964-1966 Ford Mustang (V8-4.7L) and the 1975-1976 Chevrolet Impala (V8-7.4L). It is a direct-fit replacement for the listed applications. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list.
Thermal forces in the engine cause this notched, variable belt to tighten on the drive as it heats up. This is designed to help prevent slippage, improve belt performance and reduce noise.
- Fiber-loaded EPDM body: adds flexibility along the length of the belt and gives greater lateral stability in the pulley.
- Form-ground profile: gives precise control of top width and sidewall dimensions for a proper fit to the pulley.
- Thermally-active polyester tensile cords: provide maintenance-free performance when the belt is properly installed and tensioned.
- Built to resist the elements: resists oil, heat, ozone, weather and aging to help improve belt life. Meets or exceeds SAE J636C specifications.
Specifications: High Capacity V-Belt (Standard), HC41 cross section, 36° angle, single strand, notched construction, 0.41 in (10 mm) top width, 49.5 in (1257 mm) effective length and 50.32 in (1278 mm) outside circumference.
The number of belts required varies by engine and application, and some listed applications use two. This listing is for one belt. Country of origin: United States.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Gates 7495 V-belt do?
It carries engine power through the pulleys to the belt-driven accessories. Its notched design tightens on the drive as it heats up, which helps prevent slippage and reduce noise.
Will this belt fit a 1964-1966 Ford Mustang?
Yes. It is listed for the 1964-1966 Ford Mustang with the V8-4.7L. Check the "Vehicles it fits" section for your exact engine.
What are the dimensions of the Gates 7495?
It has an HC41 cross section, a 0.41 in (10 mm) top width, a 49.5 in (1257 mm) effective length, a 50.32 in (1278 mm) outside circumference and a 36° angle.
How many belts does my vehicle need?
It varies by application. Many listed applications use one belt, while some engines use two. This listing is for one belt.
What are signs a V-belt may need replacing?
Common signs include squealing, slipping, and visible cracks, glazing or fraying on the belt. Inspect the belt, pulleys and tension to confirm the cause before you replace it.
