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New Alternator Belt/Q about kingpin

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17 Apr 2023 08:41 #248646 by manyskills
Hi All,

I am trying to find an alternator belt. I can't see one on the bigjimny webshop, only the PAS belts.
I'm looking on eurocarparts, but the belts they are suggesting don't match up with the code on the wiki page: 4PK 835. Can anyone advise please?

My kingpin bearing has also gone, so need that replacing. Should I just do both sides even though on the drivers side has failed? I'm looking at this kit , do I need anything else while I am ordering?

Thanks!
Cerys

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17 Apr 2023 09:06 #248647 by Abudougal
Someone linked this to me when I was looking for belts, hope it helps.

www.bigjimny.com/mediawiki/index.php/Drive_belts

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17 Apr 2023 09:19 #248649 by yakuza
Yes, buy that kit. those bearings and parts have good fitment, high quality. And the bearings got the small rubber part that seal it a bit better, cheap alternatives may not.

Funny: A friend of mine did a LJ80 king pin this weekend, same bearings on king pin from Jimny gen 1 and thru gen 3

Norway 2005 Jimny M16A VVT, 235 Cooper Disco, 2" Trailmaster, ARB rear lck.

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17 Apr 2023 09:43 - 17 Apr 2023 09:44 #248650 by manyskills
@abu Thanks, yes I've been on there. That's where I've got the part number from. It's just that eurocarparts is suggesting that part doesn't fit mine, so I'm a bit confused about it.

@yakuza thanks for confirming. And is that all I need? aside from oils and grease.
 
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17 Apr 2023 12:02 #248651 by Abudougal
Oh sorry bout that, the guy did explain to me, I think the first bit of the number corresponds to how many ridges are on it - usually three or four and the other bit is the length, I was told if the length is just a bit out no bother as the tensioner will take it up but I'd double check this with someone more knowledgable than me before going for it:)

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17 Apr 2023 14:30 #248655 by manyskills
Yes I've read the same. I can get hold of a 4PK836, and to me I'm thinking what's 1mm? but I'm no mechanic haha

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