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- Upgraded Heavy Duty Metal (Aluminum) Design; Lifetime No-Leak Design
- For Intake Manifold To Belt Tensioner, Includes O-Rings, and Upper and Lower Elbows
- 3.8L 3800 V6 Engine
- See Compatibility Chart To Verify Your Specific Vehicle Year, Make, & Model
- Replaces 12565082, 24503423
Goodyear Belts 1060508 Serpentine Belt, 6-Rib, 50.8" Length for 1979-2002 for 1997-2002 Ford & 1981-1989 Lincoln & 1979-1999 Mercury 5.0L V8
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Gates K070905 Micro-V Serpentine Drive Belt
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APDTY 58176IQ Coolant Fittings Tubes Elbows Intake Manifold To Belt Tensioner
*$495.40
Informação adicional
| Manufacturer | APDTY |
|---|---|
| Brand | APDTY |
| Item Weight | 2.4 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 5.51 x 3.47 x 1 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Exterior | Ready To Paint If Needed |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 58176IQ |
| OEM Part Number | 12565082, 24503423 |
| Date First Available | June 18, 2013 |
wms –
These are so much better than the oem plastic. Spend the money to avoid having to redo like I did.
Jason Kelly –
I own a 2002 Grand Prix Gt with the 3800 engine. Recently the elbows (which are plastic) cracked and began to leak coolant around the engine. It finally completely broke and would empty out the entire reservoir in a couple hours. I found these at a great price and they fit like they were factory made. No more leaks! My engine stays cool again and they are metal, not plastic, so I don’t have to worry about them cracking or breaking down ever again!
Michael –
These fit well, no difference from OEM part. Had no trouble at all installing. Of course unlike the OEM pieces, which are plastic, these are metal. As such longevity should be much improved. Very good price as well. A definite recommend.
Ronald Kreft –
Perfect fit for 2004 Chevy Impala 3800 engine. No installation instructions are included so look at online videos as to which elbow goes where on the belt tensioner.
hugh forbes –
bought them 5 months ago for buick lucerne V6 from car parts shop, orange o ring started leaking, will get dealer o ring or part and replace, i dont know if the metal has anything to do with it. ………..bad design GM
Mike_of_bbg –
Went ahead and installed these while doing the upper manifold and lower manifold gaskets on my 2004 Impala. After a few months and a couple thousand miles they seem to be holding just fine, and are much more confidence-inspiring than the frequently-failing plastic ones. There was a little flash molding left on the O-rings though. Thinking these are just the Dorman ones re-packaged. APDTY seems to have a few items like that.
I used an old aluminum gutter spike to help remove any debris from the holes, in an outward direction. Also used a couple chunks of green scotch-brite pads to clean out the holes smooth. That and some silicone lube I’m sure helped ease the installation.
shawnroberts –
Would buy again
Chihuahuas Are Us –
Arrived early and was exactly what was needed.
Paul S. –
GM engineers are some stupid people. The plastic parts that these replace should never have been made. Many engines have been run dry because of these stupid parts falling apart. These, however, were made right. No more leaks and they will not fall apart.
Christie B –
Just as promised. Right part, good conditions and work great.