Gates Serpentine Belt P/N:K080675
Gates K100719HD serpentine belt for the 2007 Mack CTP 6-cylinder 10.8L and other vehicles turns the fan and water pump from the engine's belt drive. It is made for heavy-duty drives, where fleets want longer belt life and less downtime.
A cracked or worn rib, or a squeal from the belt drive, can mean the belt is worn, though a tired tensioner or a pulley out of line can be behind them too. Replacing the tensioner is recommended when the vehicle has one.
This belt is listed for a wide range of Mack and International models, including the 2003 International 9900i 6-cylinder 14.9L. The 2007 Mack CTP 6-cylinder 10.8L takes one belt. If your truck is not named here, look it up in the "Vehicles it fits" section by year and model.
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Is this Gates FleetRunner serpentine belt right for the 2007 Mack CTP 6-cylinder 10.8L?
Yes. The Gates K100719HD is listed for the 2007 Mack CTP 6-cylinder 10.8L, which takes one belt. For another truck, check the "Vehicles it fits" section by year and model.
What size is this Gates Micro-V serpentine belt?
The Gates K100719HD has an effective length of 1825 mm (71.87 in), a 35 mm top width, a K cross section and 10 ribs. Its outside circumference is 1840 mm (72.433 in).
Is this one of the Gates ribbed belts made of EPDM?
Yes. This belt has EPDM construction with a polyester cord and a distinct green overcord. It is a heavy-duty belt for the fan and water pump drive.
What wear signs should I look for on a Gates drive belt like this one?
Look for cracks, worn or damaged ribs, and a squeal from the belt drive. Inspect the belt with the engine off and cool; a shop can test the drive if the cause is unclear.
Does the Gates FleetRunner Micro-V serpentine belt come with a tensioner?
No. This listing is one serpentine belt; a tensioner is a separate part. Replacing the tensioner is recommended when the vehicle is equipped with one.
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