broken belts part number.

[altoplanohombre]

Yesterday was not a good day - A9 north of Perth I glided into a convenient layby with engine hot warning 'lit up' and no power steering. Engine ok but now need new belts. For a 55 plate LS1 Monaro can anyone give me the size or part number so the garage order the correct ones on Monday?
Thanks

[mfp4073]

I have just checked the some of my old receipts, the only details I have are as follows,
(1) Belt 6PK1965, £25.00 ( there were two different types of belt...typical..a long version and a slightly shorter one) You will have to measure the original belt or order bothe types and then send the unused one back.
(2) The second belt is a 6PK1930 polyrib. £17.00

Hope that helps..

regards John

[altoplanohombre]

Thanks for the info - I've still got the belt minus a couple of rib width so I'll take the measurement.

[maccavvy]

they are usually wrote on them if its readable

[snowwolf]

Always always always carry a set in the boot, even a set of old ones will do, you can't use your stockings on the ribbed pulleys to make a temporary repair think i'm showing my age!!!! LOL

[mfp4073]

snowwolf said:

Always always always carry a set in the boot, even a set of old ones will do, you can't use your stockings on the ribbed pulleys to make a temporary repair think i'm showing my age!!!! LOL

Nothing wrong with wearing stockings and susp...... er never mind!

[snowwolf]

Could always come in handy if you have V belts

mfp4073 said:

Nothing wrong with wearing stockings and susp...... er never mind!