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90K39369

Name: 90K39369 Serpentine belt Kit
Brand: FOCUSON ENGINE
Availability: InStock

Article number: TBK23008 FOCUSON ENGINE's product is cross-referenced with this one.

The serpentine belt kit includes a multi-ribbed belt and necessary components to drive multiple engine accessories. It ensures proper tension, smooth operation, and improved efficiency.

Tailored for wholesale and OEM needs, our 90K39369 support OE number cross-reference. Please consult our sales team for MOQ and procurement details.

Designed to meet international certifications such as ISO, CE, and DOT, ensuring compatibility and safety across global markets.

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Belt 1 Part Number

K060480A

Belt Top Width (IN)

.807

Belt Top Width (MM)

Contents

Belt, Tensioner

Outside Circumference (IN)

48.5

Outside Circumference (MM)

1232

Tensioner Assembly Part Number

39369

Parts List

Tensioner and Idler Pulley 39369 Quantity: 1 Details
Poly V belt 6K480 Quantity: 1 Details

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Kits typically include a multi-ribbed belt and sometimes additional components like tensioners or pulleys.

Benefits include improved durability, reduced noise, and increased efficiency compared to traditional V-belts.

Poly V-belts have multiple ribs, allowing them to drive multiple accessories with a single belt.

They offer convenience and efficiency by combining multiple functions into one belt.

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