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I'm assuming I can go to the local automotive supply store and buy a serpentine belt for my 2004 Air Nautique 206 409/6L ZR6 but does anyone know which Chevy used the equivalent of the PCM # R066027 serpentine belt? What is a standard automotive part number for this?
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It's rarely that easy. Yes, it's a GM block but that doesn't mean it runs the same belt. The PCM engine has a raw water pump. The automotive equivalent doesn't. You might find one that's close enough to the same length but it'll involve taking the old one off and taking it to the store with you.
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Yeah, it really is that easy. Don't know about yours but after reading this thread, I was curious on mine so I emailed Gates and found out within a few hours that for my 2014 G21 with 409 which uses R066033A it cross per Gates to K060919. $10 bucks on RockAuto.
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Hey scottb7 & charlesml3, thanks for the input. I did take the belt to a parts store and they sold me a belt of the equivelant length and it seems good. For reference, it was a Continental ELITE Poly-V Belt 4060893, 6PK2267 so I put the old one in the boat as a spare because it wasn't too bad. On a side note, it was tough to get on despite being just "short" of center of the tension er pully travel. I'm assuming this will be ideal as it stretches a little. The used belt should be easy to get on without tools in case of a emergency.Comment
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