Altenator belt - Non A/C
01-08-2009, 04:32 AM
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Altenator belt - Non A/C
Looking for an alternator belt for the S, but for a non a/c car. It isn't for me before you ask, it is for a guy in Italy.
Sppon Sports Europe make one which can be found here http://www.spoonsportseurope.net/proddetai...d=38920-AP1-000
But that seems very steep for a belt at
Sppon Sports Europe make one which can be found here http://www.spoonsportseurope.net/proddetai...d=38920-AP1-000
But that seems very steep for a belt at
01-08-2009, 05:01 AM
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honda part is 31110-PCX-G01 for the s2000 CR without AC, alternatively the existing part should still have the metric part # number printed on the belt - something like 6PK0980
01-08-2009, 05:51 AM
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difficult to say! theres three part numbers for the belt s
which are ;
AP1 with a/c
CR with a/c
CR with out a/c
I thought ap1 all came with a/c standard ?
Its really quite easy to measure the existing belt too and count the number of ribs to get a off the shelf part.
Do they still have access to the original belt ?
which are ;
AP1 with a/c
CR with a/c
CR with out a/c
I thought ap1 all came with a/c standard ?
Its really quite easy to measure the existing belt too and count the number of ribs to get a off the shelf part.
Do they still have access to the original belt ?
01-08-2009, 05:56 AM
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Originally Posted by kitkat' date='Jan 8 2009, 02:51 PM
difficult to say! theres three part numbers for the belt s
which are ;
AP1 with a/c
CR with a/c
CR with out a/c
I thought ap1 all came with a/c standard ?
Its really quite easy to measure the existing belt too and count the number of ribs to get a off the shelf part.
Do they still have access to the original belt ?
which are ;
AP1 with a/c
CR with a/c
CR with out a/c
I thought ap1 all came with a/c standard ?
Its really quite easy to measure the existing belt too and count the number of ribs to get a off the shelf part.
Do they still have access to the original belt ?
Think I'll post over in the US to see if they have the answers as they will have a lot more experience of the CR than we do.
Cheers.
01-08-2009, 06:07 AM
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no worries. BTW hardtop guy website also says the CR belt fits all non a/c s2000
http://www.hardtopguy.com/store/product.ph...&cat=193&page=2
http://www.hardtopguy.com/store/product.ph...&cat=193&page=2
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01-08-2009, 08:14 AM
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Thanks for the info everyone.
Just had a message from the guy in Italy. He works in a body shop and he was able to get a belt from his supplier, it cost him 16 Euros. he's over the moon as he thought he was going to have to pay the 90 quid for the Spoon one.
Just had a message from the guy in Italy. He works in a body shop and he was able to get a belt from his supplier, it cost him 16 Euros. he's over the moon as he thought he was going to have to pay the 90 quid for the Spoon one.
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