Timing belt kit for Mitsubishi

Type: Timing Belt Tensioner Kit

Warranty: 1 year

Market: Aftermarket Engine Part

Number of track rollers: 2

Number of belts: 1

Width 1: 29 mm

Number of Teeth 1: 154

INA: 530 0307 10

Other refer number: VKMA 95624, KTB520  

OE Number: MD319023 S1, MD303375, K015514XS

Car Application: MITSUBISHI, VOLVO

Packaging Details: inner box+cartons+pallet  

In order to keep the proper tension on your vehicle's serpentine belt, a drive belt tensioner is used. This is a pulley that is either mounted to an adjustable pivot point or a spring mechanism. If you open up the hood of your car, you'll see that the serpentine belt is on the front of your engine. It is the long one. The pulley itself is found on the outside of the belt, which is how it adds tension or pressure.

The problem with the drive belt tensioner is that once it goes, it usually means replacing the pulleys and sometimes the drive belt itself. It’s not usually a one-part replacement job. While there is no set lifespan for the drive belt tensioner, it is suggested that you have it inspected each time you perform the regular routine maintenance of your drive belt system. This is a good way to detect early warning signs of any possible problems. It should be noted that the drive belt itself will most likely need replacing before the tensioner does. Drive belts typically last anywhere between 40,000 and 70,000 miles.