OEM Honda Belts

There are two major belts for your engine system. The timing belt, and the alternator belt, also known as a serpentine belt.

What do Engine Drive Belts Do?

Belts run off the rotations of engine pullies. These belts are made of durable rubber designed to last between 80,000 and 100,000 miles. Timing belts for instance, control the timing of the pistons and valve openings which allow the correct ratio of fuel and oxygen Into the engine for combustion from the spark plugs. The timing belt keeps the intervals functioning in time with the bottom notches of the belt.

The serpentine belt is responsible for powering the alternator motor. The serpentine belt essentially helps charge the battery of your car while driving, and powers other essentials like water pumps and windshield wipers.

Signs of a Potentially Bad Timing Belt or Serpentine Belt

Over the years or after excessive use, drive belts in a car can become brittle and worn down. From long term pressure and heat, the rubber belts can become frayed or torn. This could lead to severe damage of your engine if gone unchecked. If you experience squealing or abnormal rumbling while driving, have your engine belts inspected and replaced if they are on the verge of breaking.

Shop & Save on OEM Honda Drive Belts

For Honda drivers in need of a replacement timing belt or serpentine belt, it is common to be spending between $25 and $50 depending on your model trim. But when you shop our online store, you can save up to 35% off the MSRP. You get the guaranteed quality and longevity when shopping Honda parts straight from the OEM!

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