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2008 Toyota Solara Drive Belt, A/C Idler Pulley

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99366-31040
Alternator Belt
Belt, V-Ribbed
Part Notes: 3.3L
MSRP: $38.41 Your Price: $27.59
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90916-A2012
Serpentine Belt
Belt, V-Ribbed
- Part Notes: 2.4L
MSRP: $74.17 Your Price: $53.29
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90916-A2009
Power Steering Belt
Belt, V-Ribbed
- Part Notes: 3.3L

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16620-0H021
Tensioner
Tensioner Assembly, V-Ribbed Belt
- Part Notes: 2.4L
MSRP: $279.09 Your Price: $195.48
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16620-0H021
Bracket
Tensioner Assembly, V-Ribbed Belt
- Part Notes: 2.4L
MSRP: $279.09 Your Price: $195.48
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OEM 2008 Toyota Solara Parts for Belts & Pulleys - Maintenance

Genuine 2008 Toyota Solara parts are produced by Toyota with the official design and standards, thus they ensure a high quality throughout the production process. OEM parts are the ideal choice for people looking for new Belts & Pulleys - Maintenance parts. With our competitive prices, we offer 2008 Toyota Solara Drive Belt, A/C Idler Pulley that fit tight budgets, while still including the manufacturer warranties, a hassle-free returns policy and quick shipping options.

Drive Belt Installation and Repair Tips for 2008 Toyota Solara

Q: How to remove the drive belt on 2008 Toyota Solara?
A: In order to take the drive belt out of the 2AZ-FE engine, first, take the right front wheel and the fender apron seal out. Next remove the engine cover and control rod, then engine mounting stay and bracket. To remove the belt, use an applied special tool to turn the V-belt tensioner clockwise.

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