How many belts does a Chevy Silverado have?
Includes: 2 Serpentine belts, pulley and tensioner. Familiarize yourself with the belt routing diagram.
How do I know if my power steering belt is bad?
Check for a broken belt, oil contamination, a damaged belt, gravel in the belt, uneven rib wear, rib separation, pilling, and random cracking across the ribs. These are all signs that your power steering belt is failing and needs to be replaced right away.
When should a serpentine belt be changed on a Silverado?
How often do serpentine belts need to be replaced? Replacement intervals vary by vehicle and driving conditions. We typically see this part replaced approximately every 100,000 miles.
Is serpentine belt and timing belt the same?
Timing Belt. Don’t get confused—a serpentine belt is not the same thing as a timing belt. The timing belt is located inside the engine and keeps the crankshaft and camshaft in sync. This ensures that the engine intake and exhaust valves open and close in time with the pistons so the engine runs smoothly.
What are the trim packages on a 1985 Chevy truck?
The Cheyenne trim package went away. The basic, Custom Deluxe, Scottsdale and Silverado trim packages remained. Some options included power brakes, power steering, power door locks, power windows, fully chromed bumpers, cigarette lighters, map lights, special moldings and a custom steering wheel.
What kind of options did Chevy have in 1985?
Some options included power brakes, power steering, power door locks, power windows, fully chromed bumpers, cigarette lighters, map lights, special moldings and a custom steering wheel. During this era more plastics and vinyl were used on the seat covers, carpeting and paneling. In 1985 the Chevy pickups had six engine power plants to choose from.
When do I need to replace my seat belt?
Whenever a vehicle is involved in a collision you must replace every part of the seat belt system; both sides of the belt including the mounting hardware! 4. Clean with mild soap and water. Do not bleach or re-dye as it will tend to severely weaken the webbing.
When do you need to put a lap belt on a truck?
Since 1/1/68, vehicle manufacturers have been required to install lap belt anchorages for each front and rear seating positions and upper torso belt anchorages at each forward facing outboard seating position (except convertibles). Since 1/1/72, this same requirement became effective for trucks.