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BELTS & HOSES
SERVICE OVERVIEW
Think of the belts under your hood like the chain on a bicycle transferring energy to where it’s needed. Your vehicle’s hoses are like arteries, responsible for carrying life-sustaining coolant to the places that need it. Without proper maintenance, your engine could overheat and the risk of a breakdown becomes very real. Belts and hoses degrade over time and can crack, split, swell or burst. It is important to check them at the regular intervals recommended by your vehicle’s manufacturer to avoid a breakdown from a broken belt or hose failure. Our expert service technicians will inspect your belts and hoses to identify any warning signs or concerns.
BELTS & HOSES SERVICES
Radiator Hose Replacement Service Package
SERVICE REPAIR
Belt Replacement Service Package
SERVICE REPAIR
- *Note: Water pump, timing belt tensioner and coolant replacement are frequently required to be done at the same time as a preventative measure.
Serpentine or V-Belt Replacement Service Package
SERVICE REPAIR
Belt Tensioners Replacement Service Package
SERVICE REPAIR
- *Note: When servicing a hybrid vehicle, it is usually necessary to remove the trunk access panel in order to gain entrance to power supply, shut off and reconnection. Additional service fees may apply.
BELTS & HOSES GUIDE
Radiator Hose
TIPS & MAINTENANCE
Your vehicle’s radiator hoses are responsible for transferring hot coolant from the engine to the radiator for cooling and then back to the engine again after the coolant temperature has been lowered. The hoses, together with the radiator, cooling fan(s), thermostat and related components allow the coolant to effectively move through the cooling system, regulating and displacing heat from your engine.
Timing Belt
TIPS & MAINTENANCE
Most vehicles using an overhead cam design utilize a timing belt to drive and precisely synchronize camshaft movement, hence the name ‘timing belt’. Similar to a serpentine or v-belt, your timing belt will degrade over time and with usage. Unlike standard drive belts, wear on your timing belt is not visible because it is housed inside the engine, behind the timing cover. Time, temperature and stress cause the belt to degrade and if not replaced at the manufacturer specified interval, this component could fail without warning.
Serpentine & V-Belts
TIPS & MAINTENANCE
Some vehicles are equipped with V-belts, an individual belt for each component and others are equipped with a serpentine belt, one large, multi-groove belt that is routed around all of your vehicle’s rotating components. Normal wear and exposure to extreme temperatures will degrade both V-Belts and serpentine belts over time. In this situation, a broken belt means a break down, so belts should be replaced before they snap.
Belt Tensioner
TIPS & MAINTENANCE
The belt tensioner is a pulley that keeps the serpentine belt wrapped tightly around the engine's accessory components, such as the air conditioning compressor or water pump. If the belt is not kept tight, it will not create enough resistance to turn your engine components, which could lead to an unnecessary break down. Anytime a new serpentine belt is needed, or if your belts are squealing, the tensioner and all of the pulleys should be inspected.
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