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2009 Toyota Land Cruiser Drive Belt, A/C Idler Pulley

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90916-A2033
Serpentine Belt
Belt, V-Ribbed
MSRP: $88.48 Your Price: $63.03
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16620-0S012
Tensioner
Tensioner Assembly, V-Ribbed Belt
MSRP: $110.26 Your Price: $78.55
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16603-38012
Idler Pulley
Pulley Sub-Assembly, Idler Pulley Tension
MSRP: $125.40 Your Price: $89.34

OEM 2009 Toyota Land Cruiser Parts for Belts & Pulleys - Maintenance

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Drive Belt Installation and Repair Tips for 2009 Toyota Land Cruiser

Q: How to install the drive belt on 2009 Toyota Land Cruiser?
A: In order to fit the drive belt to the 3UR-FE engine, place the V belt over every part, and make the belt tensioner counterclockwise to lose the bar, and be perfectly seated on each pulley. Install the belt correctly in the grooves and then attach the V-bank cover and engine under cover sub-assemblies, and finally the front fender splash shield on either side.

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