Gates Serpentine Belt P/N:K060374

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Gates Serpentine Belt P/N:K060374

$41.99

Description

Quiet belt squeal and keep the fan and alternator spinning with the Gates Serpentine Belt K060374. It's an application-specific replacement for the 2013 Peterbilt 320 and the 1998-2000 Toyota Sienna, looping over the engine's pulleys to drive the belt-driven accessory system.

Drives the fan and alternator: per the catalog position (fan and alternator), this belt transfers rotation from the crankshaft to those accessories.
Single serpentine belt: one continuous belt routes over the engine pulleys to power the accessory drive.
Signs it may need replacing: squealing or chirping at startup, visible cracking, glazing, or fraying along the belt.
Application-matched: made for the specific vehicles listed above.

A worn or cracked serpentine belt can slip or slap, causing accessory-drive noise. If a failed belt is the cause, installing this replacement restores the drive path to the fan and alternator. Always inspect the tensioner and pulleys, and consult the vehicle service information for the correct routing and belt tension.

Fits: 2013 Peterbilt 320 · 1998-2000 Toyota Sienna.

Interchange: Manufacturer part number K060374.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicles does the Gates K060374 fit?

It's listed for the 2013 Peterbilt 320 and the 1998-2000 Toyota Sienna. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm the fit for your specific vehicle.

What does this serpentine belt drive?

Per the catalog position, it drives the fan and alternator, transferring rotation from the crankshaft to those accessories through the engine's pulleys.

What are signs my serpentine belt may need replacing?

Common signs include squealing or chirping at startup, along with visible cracking, glazing, or fraying on the belt.

Is a tensioner or pulley included?

This listing is for the serpentine belt only. Inspect the tensioner and pulleys separately, and replace them if worn per the service procedure.

Should I check the tensioner when replacing the belt?

Yes. A worn tensioner or pulley can cause slipping and noise, so inspect them and follow the vehicle service information for correct routing and tension.