Keep the alternator and other belt-driven accessories turning with the Gates Micro-V Serpentine Belt K050271. It drops in across a wide range of Polaris powersports applications, including the 2006 FS Classic, 2007-2009 FS IQ Touring, 2007-2010 FST IQ Touring, 2009-2010 IQ Turbo Dragon, and the 2011-2014 Turbo IQ LXT — see the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list of 20 applications.
- Precision-fit Micro-V design: advanced technology matches the OE size, construction, and materials for the listed applications.
- EPDM rubber construction: resists cracking on the rib surface.
- Special belt construction: designed to run quietly, reduce tension loss, and handle problem drive applications.
- Meets or exceeds all specifications from the Original Equipment Manufacturer.
The multi-rib belt routes over the drive and accessory pulleys and is not a bolted-on part. Gates recommends replacing the tensioner at the same time, if the application is equipped with one. Country of origin: Mexico.
Interchange: Manufacturer part number K050271.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Gates K050271?
It's a Gates Micro-V serpentine drive belt that routes over the pulleys to turn the alternator and other belt-driven accessories on the listed Polaris applications.
Which vehicles does this belt fit?
It fits 20 Polaris applications, including the 2006 FS Classic, 2007-2009 FS IQ Touring, 2007-2010 FST IQ Touring, and 2011-2014 Turbo IQ LXT. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the complete list.
What is the belt made of?
It uses an EPDM rubber construction that resists cracking on the rib surface, and its size, construction, and materials are built to match the OE specifications.
Should I replace the tensioner too?
Gates recommends replacing the tensioner at the same time, if the application is equipped with one, to help maintain proper belt tension.
What are signs the belt may need replacing?
Common signs include cracking on the rib surface, belt noise such as squealing, glazing, or loss of tension. Diagnose the cause before replacing.
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