Hey guys, I replaced my 03 belts this weekend and I would like to thank Nismo G for the excellent post and picture, I saved $150 and it was easy. I bought the belts from my Infiniti dealer and I have no problem.

The only think I would like to mention is you need to make sure you have the correct bolt torque for you car.

 

Can you write a little DIY for it? How can you tell your belts are about to go?

S.

 

Check out Nismo G diy post https://g35driver.com/forums/engine-drivetrain-forced-induction-diy/117355-diy-power-steering-alternator-air-conditioning-belt-change.html
The only think that I found not correct for my car was the torque.

My belts were dry and cracked after 45k, the dealer also told me I need to replace them when I did oil change around 6k miles ago.

 

Nice job bro. I changed the belts at around 45K miles. The belts are the Goodyear Gatorback brand from Autozone and Advance Auto Parts. Quality and durable belts at the right price. I also changed to the same kind of belts on my wife's Corolla

 

I have to replace my belts really soon. Was going to have the dealer do it but if it's not that hard maybe I will do it myself. What tools are required for this job?

 

DIY link: https://g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=117355

 

Done belts too many times back when I had my Stillen SC. The thought still makes me a little sick.

 

hey guys, can someone give me the part #'s for the gatorback belts for our cars? I have a 05 sedan, auto

Thanks

 

Just go their website... I also think dayco and gates are quality... Or oem. Just stay away from valuecraft or duralast