Genuine Acura Belts And Hoses

You'll find almost as many belts and hoses under the hood of an Acura vehicle as you'll find major automotive systems. Their job is to move the auto parts that need to move.

The three types of belts are serpentine, drive, and timing. They move alternator, power steering pump, and AC compressor parts, plus those in plenty of other systems. They also turn the crankshaft and camshaft, synchronizing the engine's valves and pistons.

There are too many types of hoses to name. They move brake system, radiator, and air intake parts, for instance, plus positive crankcase ventilation (PCV) valves and oil cooler parts.

If the car or SUV you love isn't running right or it's disabled, these are signs that its belts and hoses could be going bad. Luckily, there are symptoms you can look for to tell you this is true. They include visible looseness or damage, screeching or chirping sounds, fluid leaks, and battery and interior lighting problems. A misfiring and/or overheating engine and general systems failures are also indicators, as is the inability to start your vehicle.

How often belts and hoses need to be replaced depends on mileage. Check your owner's manual for more info on this. Most hoses, you change every 4 years or so.

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