Dayco 5050413 | Serpentine Belt

Part Number

5050413

Serpentine Belt

Fits the following vehicles: 1981-1984 Ford Escort, 1981-1984 Mercury Lynx, 1982-1984 Ford EXP, 1982-1983 Mercury LN7, 1985-1988 Pontiac Fiero, 1985-1987 Toyota Corolla, 1986-1987 Mazda 626, 1988-1990 Honda Prelude, 1994-1996 International 9700, 1996 International 9600, 1996-1999 International 9800 SBA, 1999-2000 International 9900, 1999 International 9900 SFA, 2000 International 9900i, 2000 International 9900i SFA

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Product Information

Description

Poly Rib Belt, Dayco

Features

Specifications

Color:	Black
Cross Section:	K-Section
Effective Length:	41.34
Effective Length:	1050.04
Material:	EPDM, Aramid Reinforced
Maximum Operating Temperature:	100
Maximum Operating Temperature:	212
Minimum Operating Temperature:	-42.7
Minimum Operating Temperature:	-45
Outside Circumference:	1066.80
Outside Circumference:	42.00
Rib Depth:	Standard
Rib Profile:	Straight Rib
Rib Quantity:	5
Standards:	SAE J1459, SAE J2432
Top Width:	.68

Interchange

ACDelco: 5K410
ACDelco: 5K415
Atlas: 5K0413
Beck/Arnley: 141-1338
CARQUEST: K050415
CARQUEST: K050410
Case Tractor: 90-8383T1
Cummins: 3084037
Driveworks: 413K5
Duralast: 413K5
Dynacraft: D1102-7047
Ford: E1FZ-8620-T
Ford: E43E-8620-JA
Ford: F1DZ-8620-A
Freshstart: 415K5
Freshstart: 410K5
Gates: K050415
Gates: K050410
General Motors: 10036500
Goodyear: 4050415
Honda: 38920-PK1-0030
Honda: 38920-PK1-0040
Honda: 38920-PK1-0130
Honda: 38920-PK1-014
Honda: 38920-PK1-0140
Komatsu: 1310605H1
Lazorlite: L36-5106
Mapco: 57-01005
Mazda: F807-15-909A
Mazda: D593-04-8870-199
Motorcraft: JK5-420
Motorcraft: JK5-422
NAPA: 25-050410
NAPA: 25-050415
NAPA: 25-71042
NAPA: 25-71056
Navistar: 2040924-C1
Pirelli: 410K5
Toyota: 91850-10400
Toyota: 99365-01040
Toyota: 99365-51040
V&W: 413K5

Fitment

1982-1984 Mercury Lynx | Position: Air Conditioning and Alternator | Note: Dealer Air
1983-1984 Ford Escort | Position: Air Conditioning and Alternator | Note: Dealer Air
1983-1984 Ford EXP | Position: Air Conditioning and Alternator | Note: Dealer Air
1986-1987 Mazda 626 | Position: Air Conditioning and Power Steering
1988 Honda Prelude | Position: Alternator | Note: w/A.C.
1989-1990 Honda Prelude | Position: Alternator and Air Conditioning
1994-1996 International 9700 | Position: Alternator
1996 International 9600 | Position: Alternator
1996-1999 International 9800 SBA | Position: Alternator
1999 International 9900 SFA | Position: Alternator
2000 International 9900i | Position: Alternator
1981-1982 Ford Escort | Position: Air Conditioning | Note: Dealer Air
1981 Mercury Lynx | Position: Air Conditioning | Note: Ford Dealer Air
1982 Ford EXP | Position: Air Conditioning | Note: Dealer Air
1982-1983 Mercury LN7 | Position: Air Conditioning and Alternator | Note: Dealer Air
1985-1988 Pontiac Fiero | Position: Alternator and Water Pump
1985-1987 Toyota Corolla | Position: Power Steering, Air Conditioning and Idler
1999-2000 International 9900 | Position: Alternator
2000 International 9900i SFA | Position: Alternator

Product Questions (4)

Customer Questions

Can a serpentine belt cause smoke?

Yes, a serpentine belt can cause smoke. A serpentine belt is an essential component of a vehicle's engine system. It drives various accessories such as the alternator, power steering pump, water pump, and air conditioning compressor. If the serpentine belt becomes worn, damaged, or misaligned, it can cause friction and generate smoke.

Why is my serpentine belt squealing?

The serpentine belt can squeal due to various reasons, including tension issues, worn-out belt, or a problem with the belt's pulleys.

Is my serpentine belt too tight?

If your serpentine belt is causing issues like excessive noise or accelerated wear on the pulleys, it may indicate that the belt is too tight.

Why did my serpentine belt come off?

Serpentine belts can come off due to factors such as belt wear, improper tension, misaligned pulleys, or a faulty tensioner.