OEM Infiniti Belts, Pulleys & Brackets
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For every moving part on your INFINITI car or SUV, there's likely a corresponding belt, pulley, and bracket. They're responsible for keeping parts running in place, so you'll want to replace any that may have failed before more significant problems can occur. Find the genuine INFINITI belts, pulleys, and brackets that were designed specifically for your model right here in our online auto parts store.
Accessory Drive Belt Idler Pulley
Infiniti
11927AL500
For Serpentine Belt. M35. Fan/alt/ps. 3.5L. 4.5L.
$102.36 CAD
Idler Pulley
Infiniti
119254JM0A
Fits Q50, Q60 Q60. 3.0l. 3.0L, smooth. Smooth pulley.
$307.04 CAD
Accessory Drive Belt
Infiniti
119A07JA0A
Routing:Crk,Wp. Water Pump. QX80. 3.5l.
$152.20 CAD
Idler Pulley
Infiniti
11925EY00A
M37. Q60. QX50. FX37. Lower. G25, G37. EX35, EX37. 3.7L, Upper. Smooth pulley. 3.5L, 3.7L, smooth.
$157.15 CAD
Belt Tensioner Bolt
Infiniti
081B88251A
Without hybrid 5.6L. short. 4.5L. Belt tensioner, p/s belt. This item is non-returnable.
$2.80 CAD
Accessory Drive Belt
Infiniti
1192031U02
Routing:Crk,Idler,Alt,Comp. Alternator and Compressor. I35.
$72.58 CAD
Accessory Drive Belt Tensioner Assembly
Infiniti
119557S00A
QX56. To 04/2006.
$330.11 CAD
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Buyer's Guide to INFINITI Belts, Pulleys, And Brackets
What INFINITI Belts, Pulleys, And Brackets Do
Let's look at belts first. There are three types in your vehicle, if we exclude the seat belts in your passenger cabin. A timing belt helps to synchronize the movement of the pistons and valves, allowing your engine's to run its best. A serpentine belt runs off the crank pulley, idler pulley, and tensioner to run parts, while drive belts move a number of parts, like the water pump, under the hood.
Pulleys power the belts that move accessories and other parts, though there are some -- referred to as tensioners -- that don’t provide power but instead ensure that the belts remain taut.
Brackets help to align and secure the belts and pulleys sot that they remain in place even when your vehicle is heading down a particularly rough stretch of pavement.
How to Spot Problems With Your Belts, Pulleys, And Brackets
Signs of trouble include fraying or ripping belt material, overly loose or tight belts, or an engine that completely stops running. We suggest that you make a regular practice of having your belts, pulleys, and brackets examined, and replacing them if anything seems amiss.