Factory MOPAR Belts and Hoses

Your vehicle has almost as many belts and hoses as it has major systems. They move the many parts that make up those systems. Belts do the job mechanically, while hoses do it hydraulically, or with liquid pressure.

Some examples of important belts include your serpentine belt and drive belts. They move parts in your power steering system, alternator, and more. Another is your timing belt or timing chain. This rotates your camshaft, synchronizing your engine's valves and pistons.

Some primary examples of hoses your vehicle has are radiator hoses, heater core hoses, fuel hoses, and brake hoses. A radiator hose moves coolant back and forth between your radiator and engine; your vehicle has two: an inlet hose and an outlet hose. A heater core hose passes coolant through your HVAC, helping to warm your interior. A fuel hose connects engines and gas tanks in older vehicle models. A brake hose moves brake fluid through a line to a brake caliper and brake pad, clamping it to a brake rotor.

Your vehicle has even more where these came from. However, either or both can go bad, from old age or hard use. Luckily, there are signs of problems you can look for. They include looseness, damage, squeaky belts, leaky hoses, car battery issues, malfunctioning interior lights, a misfiring or overheating engine, and systems failures.

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