What is the Purpose and Importance of the Drive Belt on an Acura Integra?

The front of the engine has a set of V-belts that are responsible for its functioning and those of the vehicle. Eventually, wear and tear will cause them to fail because of their operational characteristics as well as the type of material used in making them, hence, they have to be inspected periodically and adjusted to avoid serious damage to the engine. The number of belts required is determined by what accessories are being used. These include turning the alternator, power steering pump and air-conditioners compressor. It is therefore possible for a single belt to drive more than one such entities depending on how pulleys are arranged. To check these belts, open your car's bonnet with an engine stopped. Inspect for cracks, plies splitting apart; fraying and shiny appearance. Each side should be looked at. Belt tension can be checked by pressing down halfway between the pulleys on each belt. The belt-driven accessory which helps in adjusting tension if necessary is moved on top moving bracket as shown below if it needs adjustment for tensioning purposes while another type uses an adjustable idler pulley mounted between driven accessory and crankshaft pulley (e.g., some air conditioning compressors), or moved within its own bracket towards or away from driven accessory (on other air conditioning compressors). If you need more information about these adjustments, consult your manual at nearest automobile firm office or check here Adjusting bolt(s) are loosened which release power steering pump from its bracket so that it can be shifted causing belt slackness when directed away from engine during belt tightening process then pushed back against engine before re-tightening bolts after determining correct alignment position it should maintain based upon manufacturer specifications until fully tightened up again using relevant wrench size many auto shops sell so ask sales person about different models available including discounted rates offered during certain periods At this stage we may need to measure how tight our drivebelt should be; so far I mentioned loosening components then tightening them later on after making sure that they are correctly aligned with each other. Pull it off of the crankshaft pulley and remove it the belt. Furthermore, replacing all belts at once is advisable. Each one should be marked and its corresponding groove noted in order to put on a new belt properly. Before you go buying some new ones, bring along your old versions for comparison purposes either by having someone come over while carrying them or take them there directly to ensure getting right sizes as well as type desired Adjust them as discussed previously.

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Acura Integra Alternator Belt
Part Number: 31110-P73-508
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- Other Name: Belt, Alternator
- Replaces: 31110-PR5-023, 31110-P73-506, 31110-P73-A01, 56992-P29-013, 56992-P29-014, 56992-P29-003, 56992-P29-004, 31110-PR5-013, 31110-PR5-014
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Acura Integra Power Steering Pump Belt
Part Number: 56992-P72-004
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- Other Name: Belt, Power Steering Pump (Mitsuboshi)
- Replaced by: 56992-P72-505
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Acura's factory warranty.
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Acura Integra Compressor Belt
Part Number: 38920-PR4-A04
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- Other Name: Belt, Compressor ; Air Conditioner Belt; A/C Belt
- Replaces: 38920-PR4-A12, 38920-PR4-A02
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Acura Integra Alternator Belt
Part Number: 31110-PJ7-033
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- Other Name: Belt, Alternator
- Replaces: 31110-PG7-305, 31110-PG6-003, 31110-PG7-661
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Acura Integra Power Steering Belt
Part Number: 56992-P72-505
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- Other Name: Belt,Power Steering Pump
- Replaces: 56992-P72-004, 56992-P72-003
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Acura Integra Compressor Belt (Bando)
Part Number: 38920-PR4-A01
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- Other Name: Belt, Compressor (Bando)
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Acura's factory warranty.
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Acura Integra Alternator Belt (Mitsuboshi)
Part Number: 31110-P2T-004
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- Other Name: Belt, Alternator (Mitsuboshi)
- Replaced by: 31110-P2T-505
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Acura Integra Alternator Belt (Bando)
Part Number: 31110-PR4-A03
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- Other Name: Belt, Alternator (Bando)
- Replaced by: 31110-PR3-003
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Acura's factory warranty.
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Acura Integra Alternator Belt (Mitsuboshi)
Part Number: 31110-PR4-A04
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- Other Name: Belt, Alternator (Mitsuboshi)
- Replaced by: 31110-PR3-003
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Acura's factory warranty.
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Acura Integra Compressor Belt (Made In U.S.A.) (Mitsuboshi)
Part Number: 38920-PR4-A12
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- Other Name: Belt, Compressor (Made In U.S.A.) (Mitsuboshi)
- Replaced by: 38920-PR4-A04
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Acura Integra Belt, Alternator
Part Number: 31110-66V-A01
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- Other Name: Serpentine Belt
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Acura Integra Belt, Alternator
Part Number: 31110-5AG-Z01
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- Other Name: Serpentine Belt
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Acura Integra Alternator Belt
Part Number: 38920-P30-004
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Belt, Alternator
- Replaces: 31110-PV1-004, 38920-PR3-004, 38920-PR3-014, 31110-PV1-003
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Acura's factory warranty.
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Acura Integra Power Steering Pump Belt (Mitsuboshi)
Part Number: 56992-PG6-004
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- Other Name: Belt, Power Steering Pump (Mitsuboshi)
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Acura's factory warranty.
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Acura Integra Power Steering Pump Belt (Bando)
Part Number: 56992-PG6-003
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- Other Name: Belt, Power Steering Pump (Bando)
- Replaced by: 56992-PH4-A52
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Acura Integra Power Steering Pump (Bando) Belt
Part Number: 56992-PR3-003
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Belt, Power Steering Pump (Bando)
- Replaced by: 56992-PR3-004
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Acura's factory warranty.
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Acura Integra Compressor Belt (Bando)
Part Number: 38920-PR3-003
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- Other Name: Belt, Compressor (Bando)
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Acura's factory warranty.
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Acura Integra Compressor (Bando) Belt
Part Number: 38920-PG7-A01
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Belt, Compressor (Bando)
- Replaced by: 38920-PG6-004
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Acura's factory warranty.
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Acura Integra Power Steering Pump Belt (Made In Usa) (Mitsuboshi)
Part Number: 56992-PR4-A12
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- Other Name: Belt, Power Steering Pump (Made In Usa) (Mitsuboshi)
- Replaced by: 56992-PR3-004
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Acura's factory warranty.
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Acura Integra Power Steering Pump Belt (Mitsuboshi)
Part Number: 56992-PR3-004
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Belt, Power Steering Pump (Mitsuboshi); Power Steering Belt
- Replaces: 56992-PE0-003, 56992-PR3-003, 56992-PR4-A12
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Acura's factory warranty.

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Acura Integra Drive Belt

The Acura Integra Drive Belt transfers power from the engine to the essential components. This way, the alternator, power steering, and A/C stay alive during every drive. The first Acura models applied a single V-belt. Then, as a whole heap of options were developed, multiple V configurations appeared. Each Drive Belt looped around particular pulleys to spin fans, pumps, and generators. Due to space limitations and the inconvenience of checking tension manually, later Acura Integra models opted for the smarter serpentine approach. In this design, a single continuous Drive Belt runs through idlers and a spring-loaded tensioner to energize everything at the same time. This V-ribbed style saves space and cuts down maintenance. The alignment is automatic; the older setups needed wrench time. The construction of modern EPDM allows the Drive Belt to last close to 100,000 miles. However, owners should still watch for rib wear, glazing, or noise that signals slippage from heat, pulley misalignment, or a weak tensioner. All Integra variants benefit since all years of Acura Integra depend on a good Drive Belt to keep components moving and prevent engine overheating.

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Acura Integra Drive Belt Parts Questions & Experts Answers

Alternator Belt
31110-P73-508
Q: What is the Purpose and Importance of the Drive Belt on an Acura Integra?
A:
The front of the engine has a set of V-belts that are responsible for its functioning and those of the vehicle. Eventually, wear and tear will cause them to fail because of their operational characteristics as well as the type of material used in making them, hence, they have to be inspected periodically and adjusted to avoid serious damage to the engine. The number of belts required is determined by what accessories are being used. These include turning the alternator, power steering pump and air-conditioners compressor. It is therefore possible for a single belt to drive more than one such entities depending on how pulleys are arranged. To check these belts, open your car's bonnet with an engine stopped. Inspect for cracks, plies splitting apart; fraying and shiny appearance. Each side should be looked at. Belt tension can be checked by pressing down halfway between the pulleys on each belt. The belt-driven accessory which helps in adjusting tension if necessary is moved on top moving bracket as shown below if it needs adjustment for tensioning purposes while another type uses an adjustable idler pulley mounted between driven accessory and crankshaft pulley (e.g., some air conditioning compressors), or moved within its own bracket towards or away from driven accessory (on other air conditioning compressors). If you need more information about these adjustments, consult your manual at nearest automobile firm office or check here Adjusting bolt(s) are loosened which release power steering pump from its bracket so that it can be shifted causing belt slackness when directed away from engine during belt tightening process then pushed back against engine before re-tightening bolts after determining correct alignment position it should maintain based upon manufacturer specifications until fully tightened up again using relevant wrench size many auto shops sell so ask sales person about different models available including discounted rates offered during certain periods At this stage we may need to measure how tight our drivebelt should be; so far I mentioned loosening components then tightening them later on after making sure that they are correctly aligned with each other. Pull it off of the crankshaft pulley and remove it the belt. Furthermore, replacing all belts at once is advisable. Each one should be marked and its corresponding groove noted in order to put on a new belt properly. Before you go buying some new ones, bring along your old versions for comparison purposes either by having someone come over while carrying them or take them there directly to ensure getting right sizes as well as type desired Adjust them as discussed previously.