Genuine GM Belts and Hoses

The belts and hoses of your Chevy car, truck or SUV is what keeps your engine running smoothly at a regular temperature. If either is damaged in anyway, you risk breaking down.

Types of Engine Drive Belts

The two main belts in your car are the serpentine belt, and the timing belt. The serpentine belt connects to your alternator motor and powers it to keep your car battery charged. The timing belt is a separate rubber belt with grooved bottom edges that keep the intervals of your pistons and valves pumping together for engine combustion.

The hoses of your engine deliver fluids to where they need to go to cool or lubricate engine parts. They attach with lock rings that hold the pressure of coolant or oil that flows around your engine. Though hoses are also made of durable, thickly lined rubber materials, over the years, they can show signs of deterioration.

Signs of Failing Serpentine or Timing Belt or Engine Hoses

When rubber elements of your belts and hoses become brittle from long periods of heat, friction, and tightness, they can be at risk of damaging your engine. If a belt snaps or an engine hose comes loose, your engine could seize, costing you possibly thousands of dollars down to fix.

Replace Old Engine Hoses and Belts & Save

If you notice a drop in acceleration or engine performance, it could be from belt failure or a leaky hose. Bad belts will likely grind or squeak when they age. If your engine temp gauges are reading hotter levels, this may be a result of a bad hose that has lost pressure or is leaking fluids.

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