Gates Serpentine Belt P/N:K080485
Gates K120738HD right serpentine belt for the 2008 Mci D4500 bus and other vehicles and equipment turns the engine-driven accessories from a single belt. This Gates FleetRunner Micro-V serpentine belt is a heavy-duty belt with a green overcord.
A worn serpentine belt can show cracks across the ribs, fraying or a squeal at start-up. Before you replace the belt, rule out a seized accessory pulley or a misaligned drive, which can wear out a new belt just as fast.
The belt is listed for a wide range of bus and equipment models, led by the 2008 Mci D4500 bus, the 1998-2004 Nabi LFW bus and the 2002-2003 Neoplan AN460 bus. For the right side, a 2008 Mci D4500 bus takes one belt, and the other side is ordered separately. If your machine isn't named here, look up its make and model in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
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Is the Gates K120738HD right for the 2008 Mci D4500 bus?
Yes. Gates K120738HD is listed for the 2008 Mci D4500 bus. For another bus or machine, look up its make and model in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
What sets a Gates FleetRunner serpentine belt apart?
This Gates FleetRunner serpentine belt is the Heavy-Duty Micro-V series, built with patented EPDM and a green overcord for heavy-duty drives.
How many ribs does this Gates micro v serpentine belt have?
The Gates K120738HD has 12 ribs in a K cross section, with a 42 mm (1.647 in) top width and a 1875 mm (73.8 in) effective length.
What do worn Gates ribbed belts look like?
Cracks across the ribs, fraying or glazing can mean a ribbed belt is worn, and all three can be seen with the engine off.
Do Gates drive belts like the K120738HD need a new tensioner?
Tensioner replacement is recommended if the engine has one. This listing is the belt only; the tensioner is sold separately.
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