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Fan belt for alternator on 1275?
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Drew, my Midget has a Datsun alternator with a strange sized belt. I simply measured the belt and took it to the local NAPA auto part store. They looked it up in their database and provided a replacement.
I removed the old one and use it for a spare. Most auto parts stores should have a replacement, just measure your current belt to verify the size is correct.
I removed the old one and use it for a spare. Most auto parts stores should have a replacement, just measure your current belt to verify the size is correct.
Trevor Jessie
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Just in case: The alternator and generator use different length adjustable brackets.
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