What length belt 06 si w/o air conditioning?
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I didn't look at your profile but I have a 2006 SI and run a PBH6k 514 belt (Pretty sure that is what it is). I could not for the life of me find a 7 rib belt that came in the right length. And I have industrial supply house availability. The go cart guys buy all sorts of 7 rib belts in many lengths. The difference of 20 mm length (ex. 7 rib 510k7) is a no go. And yes I have a serpentine belt tool. Biatch it is!
People will say take a piece of string and measure it but that didn't work for me.
Let me know if you get it figured out. I find my A/C clutches rust to a solid and no removal of a fuse or any such jive will make that clutch release.
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And if you are going to ask a question fill out that profile and garage. Include some pics of your girlfriend and cool things around your place. Sheesh....
The A/C delete belt for a Ford Expedition is a 840k8.
The A/C delete belt for a Ford Expedition is a 840k8.
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Hey JC - hope that helped but I still have to ask if that 2006 Coupe is a SI or not? My SI just had crazy tension on that belt and over 310k miles I have replaced the tensioner pulley multiple times. I have also broken the nut/bolt that holds that tensioner together. A quick trip to the hardware Store and I was back in business. To Honda's credit, that freaking tensioner lived for 310k miles!
Be aware there were some recalls on the belt tensioner.
http://www.8thcivic.com/forums/mech...lt-auto-tensioner-pivot-bolt-replacement.html
As the other poster noted, sometimes life happens and it is good to know that you can run to a decent parts place and drive your car home vs. paying for a tow.
Lots of good A/C threads on here. If you have an SI and need A/C clutch parts I will yank mine and send for the cost of shipping and a six pack.
hey i have a 09 civic si sedan i saw you were active 4 days ago by any chance what is the part number on that belt?
I never found a belt number for my 06 si and my ac still hasn't blown up at 322k. My 02 ep3 si the compressor blew up at 70k so I Ran a short belt for years.
K060512 51.75 inches this belt should work. This is what I ran on my 02. It only comes in a 6 rib which worked for me for years. You may have to adjust 1/2 inch longer or shorter. But if you go to a cool auto parts store they will be able to cross reference belt sizes and try it on the car.
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