Bando USA 7PK1835 Poly-V Serpentine Belt Spare Part Black for Car

Perfect fit. Bando is the OEM manufacturer for the Honda belt. Used CRAFTSMAN CMMT98279 tensioner tool with a standard Craftsman 14mm socket. Unclipped the power steering reservoir from the bracket to get more room for the tensioner tool. Take your time routing the new belt and it will go on much easier. Routed everything except the alternator and then relieved tension on the tensioner and placed the belt on the alternator last to finish up the installation. Double check the belt alignment on all pulleys and you're good to go!

Fits perfect on Honda Accord 2008 2.4l

The only tools I used were the Harbor Freight $20 serpentine belt tool with a 14mm socket and a few youtube videos. I popped the power steering fluid reservoir off (just lift straight up) to get a little more room. This belt seemed a little longer than the original belt (80k miles, 11.5 years old).When installing the belt, I released the tensioner more than I thought it could go as I was being gentle at first but was getting more desperate when gentleness was not helping me get the belt on. It then suddenly slipped into place. Overall less than 1 hour and this is the first time I've replaced a serpentine belt.The Honda forums say Bando is the OEM manufacturer for Honda. This Bando belt was almost $14, the OEM belt was almost $48 (plus shipping) from an online dealership. This is a great value.

delivery not on time 3 days late! This belt works good so far and should lasts for few years.

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