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90080-91126-83, Drive Belt Power Steering 4PK1070
90080-91090-83, Drive Belt Alternator 4PK1050
99364-20870-78, Drive Belt Air Conditioner 4PK870
BANDO t100 1995-1998 Alternator-Air Conditioner-Power Steering Belt Set(3 belts)BANDO 4PK870 4PK1050 4PK1070 BANDO
BANDO t100 PARTS 1995
BANDO t100 PARTS 1996
BANDO T100 PARTS 1997
BANDO t100 PARTS 1998
COMPLETE DRIVE BELT SET: Alternator, Air Conditioner, and Power Steering for 1995 toyota t100 ,1996 toyota t100,1997 toyota t100,1998 toyota t100 V6 5VZFE
FACTORY OEM DRIVE BELTS: 90080-91090-83, Drive Belt Alternator 4PK1050, 99364-20870-78, Drive Belt Air Conditioner 4PK870 90080-91126-83, Drive Belt Power Steering 4PK1070
BRAND: BANDO AN OEM SUPPLIER
Bando has been manufacturing rubber products for over 100 years. Bando is the OEM suppliers to over 80 percentage of the top 10 cars sold in the U.S. (by volume). As an OEM belt manufacturer, the serpentine belts are precision ground two times to insure adherence to OEM specification. Belts produced from a mold process will not achieve the exact rib profiles that are required by OEM suppliers. Bando belts are made with EPDM rubber which adheres to OEM specification which is more heat resistant and long lasting. With 19 plants worldwide, Bando is the 3rd largest manufacturer of automotive drive belts in the world. Bando USA manufactures belts in Bowling Green, Kentucky. All Bando belts are produced to one premium set of standards with only OEM quality. They manufacture power transmission belts for the automotive, industrial as well as agriculture providing complete coverage for domestic, import and light truck. Bando USA, with an ISO and QS9000 certified plant in Bowling Green, Kentucky has 16 additional plants located in 10 countries.
Collin and LaRisa
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2018
The Alternator, and Air-conditioning belts went on great, however the power steering belt won't fit. It's too short. Was pretty disappointing because it was the only belt that I actually had to replace... I had to run down to the local auto parts store and buy another belt to put my truck back together... :-/
Phil Beazle
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2018
So far so good after a few months. Had to re-tighten the pulleys after a day because they started squealing. Not sure if belts stretched or if I just didn't tighten enough at first.
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