LR184650LR - Belt - Accessory Drive by LAND ROVEREngine Part Land Rover Range Rover

LR184650LR - Riem - Hulpaandrijving

- €41,90

€41,90

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Genuine: Original manufacturer part. This product is the original part designed and produced by the vehicle manufacturer.

Riem - Aandrijfriem

Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender New 2020+

Fitment Notes NEW DEFENDER 2020 (L663) — 5.0 Petrol AJ133 DOHC CDA supercharged V8, secondary/accessory drive belt, 1430mm length. From VIN M2000001

Alternative Codes

LR184650LR

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Secondary Accessory Drive Belt for?

This is the secondary accessory drive belt for the supercharged 5.0L V8, the auxiliary belt that turns engine ancillaries such as the supercharger or additional pulleys. This genuine belt is the secondary belt on the AJ133 V8, separate from the primary accessory belt.

Which vehicle and engine does this belt fit?

This secondary drive belt fits the New Defender 2020+ (L663) with the 5.0L AJ133 supercharged CDA petrol V8, from VIN M2000001. Land Rover lists it at 1430mm length. It's specific to the supercharged V8, so confirm your engine before ordering.

Should the belt be replaced with the tensioner?

Accessory drive belts are often replaced along with a worn tensioner and idler pulleys, since a tired tensioner can shorten a new belt's life. Inspect the tensioner and pulleys when fitting this belt to avoid repeat failures on the V8's drive system.

What are the signs a drive belt needs replacing?

A drive belt needs replacing when it shows cracking, fraying, glazing, or missing ribs, or when it squeals on start-up. A failed accessory belt can stop driven ancillaries working, so worn belts are replaced before they snap.