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Right peeps, it's time to get a cambelt for my new engine and I've been scouting around for prices but a question came up-
Apart from the f7r 714 and 720 engines with the oil pump driven by a chain instead of the cambelt are all f7 cambelts the same?
They all seem to be the same length and same amount of teeth, crucially I wanna know if an f7p cambelt for a R19 16v will fit my megane coupe f7r 710 engine?
YES :agree:
Awesome, cheers fella, that'll save me a few pennys, cambelts for f7p r19 16v's are 30quid cheaper than f7p clio valver jobs
Make sure it comes with the idler & tensioner pullies, sometimes they are cheaper when they aren't in the kit ;)
Make sure it comes with the idler & tensioner pullies, sometimes they are cheaper when they aren't in the kit ;)
Yep full kit with idler and tensioner and still 30quid cheaper
Must be a stupid company then to decide to sell the same item at two different prices, or are they from two different suppliers, eg we can get from dayco and gates and dayco belts are over £30 cheaper.
Must be a stupid company then to decide to sell the same item at two different prices, or are they from two different suppliers, eg we can get from dayco and gates and dayco belts are over £30 cheaper.
I think it's a case of them counting on people not finding out that the 2 belts are the same so they can charge more for belt kit on the valver/Williams over the less popular r19 16v belt kit, I'm paying the company a visit Saturday so I'll let you guys know what I find out
Right then more belt info needed, anyone know the part number for auxbelt for an f7 engine without the powersteering in place?
Right then more belt info needed, anyone know the part number for auxbelt for an f7 engine without the powersteering in place?
Gates 6PK870
Gates 6PK870
That from gsf?
That from gsf?
If they sell gates belts then yes, but if not then no
If they sell gates belts then yes, but if not then no
Don't happen to know what the Renault part number is? As I can get it on me account
Cant do a cross reference back to OE part numbers on this system but can the other way round
Cant do a cross reference back to OE part numbers on this system but can the other way round
Ok, thanks for the help fella
Renault auxbelt part number 7700729540 incase anybody wants it
Renault auxbelt part number 7700729540 incase anybody wants it
Is that the shorter one from the GTX ?
Is that the shorter one from the GTX ?
Yep, shortest auxbelt renault do for an f series engine
Yep, shortest auxbelt renault do for an f series engine
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Markey Mark (BD)
27-04-2011, 20:03
Gates 6PK870
I just bought one of these belts for my F7P and it don't fit, its way too long. My alternator is hitting the inlet manifold before even tensioning the belt up :confused:
Is there another belt that people use (about 1" shorter) or do i have the wrong alternator mounting bracket? I'm using the conventional Volvo bracket
I just bought one of these belts for my F7P and it don't fit, its way too long. My alternator is hitting the inlet manifold before even tensioning the belt up :confused:
Is there another belt that people use (about 1" shorter) or do i have the wrong alternator mounting bracket? I'm using the conventional Volvo bracket
Im guessing the volvo bracket is different then as just double check our system at work and definately says 6PK870 with fitment -ac-ps for engine code F7P704, you can measure the length with string or if its about an inch shorter can try 6PK843 which funny enough fit the volvo 440 1.7 -ps-ac
I just bought one from renault with the part number above, I can measure it if you like Mark.
I just bought one of these belts for my F7P and it don't fit, its way too long. My alternator is hitting the inlet manifold before even tensioning the belt up :confused:
Is there another belt that people use (about 1" shorter) or do i have the wrong alternator mounting bracket? I'm using the conventional Volvo bracket
Fitted mine last night with the same result so I made up a tensioner that bolts to the water pump
turbo ted
27-04-2011, 22:22
i used a belt from a citreon berlingo diesel van its alot shorter and made my own alternater bracket but i also moved my alternater 40mm closer to the block to allow fitment of intercooler and rad.measure with old belt cut to size and take it the motor factors and get a belt the size you need simples.:p
I just bought one of these belts for my F7P and it don't fit, its way too long. My alternator is hitting the inlet manifold before even tensioning the belt up :confused:
Is there another belt that people use (about 1" shorter) or do i have the wrong alternator mounting bracket? I'm using the conventional Volvo bracket
measure the length you need and go to motor factors ask them to
match it . gates do all lenghts ,peaks and valleys :agree:
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