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Alternator and fan belt
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What length of belt should I run for my 66 poly 318 for the alternator and fan.. It still has the one it had when I got it and the part number starts with 485 so it should be a 48.5" belt.. But at work here at the parts store it lists a 52" belt.. The 48.5 that is on there is almost to the end of the adjustment so I know that a 52" is gonna be too long.. Why do they list it like this and what have you guys went with in the past?
Thanks,
John
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1966 Dodge Coronet 440 318 Polysphere 727 auto
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I wouldn't waste any more time pondering. You could probably go down an inch or inch and a half with out any issues. Just keep in mind the one you have now might be stretched. Don't worry what the books call for.
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ws27 Wrote:I wouldn't waste any more time pondering. You could probably go down an inch or inch and a half with out any issues. Just keep in mind the one you have now might be stretched. Don't worry what the books call for.

I completely agree Rich. This is one time where part numbers don't mean much. Just purchase a belt that seats correctly into the pulleys and enough length to give you adjustment options and you're good to go.

Richard
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On Morgan/66 poly is a gates 7500
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