Gates Automatic Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) Belt P/N:25C4108
Gates 28R3856 CVT belt for the 2018-2025 Argo Xplorer XRT 1000 LE transmits engine power through the continuously variable transmission.
A cracked, frayed or glazed belt, or one that wears unevenly, can mean it is due for replacement. Slipping or a loss of drive can also come from worn clutch parts, so with the engine off and cool, look over the belt's surfaces for damage and find the cause before replacing it.
This belt is a direct-fit replacement for the 2018-2025 Argo Xplorer XRT 1000 LE, which takes one. This listing is a single belt.
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Interchange: 10348G
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Is the Gates 28R3856 belt right for the 2018-2025 Argo Xplorer XRT 1000 LE?
Yes. Gates 28R3856 is a direct-fit replacement for the 2018-2025 Argo Xplorer XRT 1000 LE, which takes one belt.
What are the dimensions of this CVT transmission belt?
The Gates 28R3856 has a top width of 32 mm, thickness of 15.2 mm, outside circumference of 1005 mm and pitch length of 979.5 mm. Its cross section designation is RVS-R and its angle is 26°.
What is this CVT belt made of?
The belt material is EPDM with aramid cord, and the construction is double notched. This part is made in the United States.
What wear should I look for on a Gates G-Force RedLine belt?
Cracks, fraying, glazing or uneven wear seen with the engine off can mean the belt is worn. A slipping or lost drive can also come from other drivetrain parts.
What does the EE compound do in the Gates G-Force RedLine belt?
The patented Ethylene Elastomeric (EE) compound in Gates 28R3856 maximizes axial stiffness, so the belt can run at higher continuous torques or loads. The belt was also tested on race vehicles.
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