Gates Accessory Drive Belt P/N:9770
Keep your engine's accessories driven with the Gates Automotive XL High Capacity V-Belt (MPN 7541), a durable replacement V-belt built for demanding engine drives. It's a direct-fit replacement for many classic and vintage vehicles, among them the 1983-1987 Ford F-250 [V8-7.5L], 1980-1982 Jeep Cherokee [L6-4.2L] and 1962-1963 Chevrolet Impala [L6-3.8L]; check the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list and your exact engine.
This variable-notched design responds to the thermal forces of a running engine: as it heats up, the belt tightens on the drive to help resist slippage, improve belt performance, and reduce noise.
Specs: EPDM belt material with polyester cord, HC41 cross section, 0.41 in (10 mm) top width, 54.82 in (1392 mm) outside circumference, and a 36° angle. Meets or exceeds SAE J636C specifications. Country of origin: United States. Some applications use two belts; this listing is for one — confirm the quantity for your engine in the Buyer's Guide.
What is the Gates 7541 V-belt?
It's an Automotive XL High Capacity V-belt (HC41 cross section) that transfers rotation from the crankshaft pulley to drive engine accessories on the listed applications.
How does the variable-notched design help?
As the belt heats up under engine thermal forces, it tightens on the drive, which helps resist slippage, improve belt performance, and reduce noise.
How many belts do I need for my vehicle?
Quantity varies by application — some listed engines use two belts. This listing is for one belt; confirm the correct quantity for your engine in the Buyer's Guide tab.
What is the belt made of?
It uses fiber-loaded EPDM rubber stock with polyester tensile cords, and it resists oil, heat, ozone, weather and aging for improved belt life.
What are the belt's key dimensions?
It has a 0.41 in (10 mm) top width, a 54.82 in (1392 mm) outside circumference, a 36° angle, and meets or exceeds SAE J636C specifications.
WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.