Last night i was driving and i heard a noise so i pulled over to find my alternator belt lost an entire rib all the way around, and the belt turned around in the opposite direction, ribs facing up!! I have never see this before,lol. The belt was nice and tight on there so i must have ran something over. But anyway, What honda belt should i use?
I need stuff from honda so i figured i'll get an oem belt

*UPDATE*
Well found out some info... belt lengths and all are 4 rib for jdm b16 in a CRX

90-91 integra-30.5"
99 civic si-30.5"
94 del sol-30.5"
98-00 integra-31"

I am going to try one of these at my local autozone incase it don't fit i can return it.
Duralast part number is 305K4

However they do stock the FOLLOWING part numers with corresponding lengths:
300K4 which is 30"
290k4 which is 29"
285k4 which is 28.5"
AT least i can assure one of these belts will work on the b16 in a crx
Once installed i will varify which belt length does infact work once and for all!!!


Modified by alscrx at 9:50 AM 11/10/2007

 

Anyone?? Need to order tonight along with my other stuff





Modified by alscrx at 4:42 PM 11/8/2007


Modified by alscrx at 4:58 PM 11/8/2007

 

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I am pretty sure.

 

Thanks man,
But i am ordering it from honda so have to be 100%

 

Need help, And yes i searched...No straight answers

 

bump for help

 

99-00 Civic SI alternator belt. It's a B16.

 

Have you tried this belt before??
cause the del sol is b16 also
and integra is b series
Not sure if one is longer than the other

 

http://www.norcalcrx.org/droppedcrxsi/B16a.htm

 

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Did a little of my own research as he says to get a shorter belt


Modified by alscrx at 9:53 AM 11/10/2007

 

You can get any belt size you want. Figure out what the OEM length is and simply add or remove the length till you get the belt size you want. Belt part number are usually a number, belt ribs, then a letter, style of belt, then a series of number, or belt length in inches.

Ask the guy at the partstore to help you figure it all out. Honestly, it's a belt. Simply buy 3-4 sizes and try them till you find one you like, then return the rest.

 

Ordered my belt from an Advance Auto Parts store.

Dayco alternator belt # 5040305 for a 91 Integra LS. $16.98
http://www.partsamerica.com/Pr...40305

Belt: 9/16" x 30.5" 4 Rib

 

^That's the OEM belt. I ordered the one RyWire used in his swap on the link above. It's shorter so i could tuck the alternator in all the way. Just did this 2 days ago and it looks fine.

BTW, i got the Goodyear Gatorback which has yellow writing. Looks kinda cool.

Another BTW, go to partsamerica.com and price it out on there, then print it out and take that to the store and they'll give you that price. Two days ago, my list of parts totalled $181.97, but before he gave me the internet markdowns it was $233.00

 

Ok installed a 30.5" belt and it fits fine, no pulley rubbing on frame rail!!
you can use a 30" belt if you feel better!!!

Took 10min to install and tighten

 

Thanks alscrx for that part number of the 95 del sol alt belt thats 30'' part number 300k4 thats what i needed.

Im using a b16a in a 91 civic HB and a 90 integra ls alternator with the 30'' belt and it fits nice and has room to play with. I dont even have that side pounded in.

 

No prob...with that size its good to go!!
4 months old and belt is fine