Buy OEM Honda Belts, Pulleys & Brackets

65619S5AA00ZZ - : Bracket, Rear Bumper Beam for Honda Image

Bracket, Rear Bumper Beam

$30.67
MSRP $45.23
Save $14.56
32.2% Off
38252S5A000 - : Bracket B, Relay Box for Honda Image

Bracket B, Relay Box

$5.21
MSRP $7.55
Save $2.34
31% Off
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79323S0XA01 - : Bracket A, Heater Pipe for Honda Image

Bracket A, Heater Pipe

$31.08
MSRP $45.83
Save $14.75
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166275R1J01 - : Bracket A, Fuel Pipe for Honda Image

Bracket A, Fuel Pipe

$66.88
MSRP $101.33
Save $34.45
34% Off
1J2155WJA00 - : Bracket, Electric Water Pump for Honda Image

Bracket, Electric Water Pump

$40.19
MSRP $59.27
Save $19.08
32.2% Off
83242SHJA01 - : Bracket, Grab Rail (Second) for Honda Image

Bracket, Grab Rail (Second)

$15.03
MSRP $21.78
Save $6.75
31% Off
46968SVBA01 - : Bracket B, Clutch Pipe for Honda Image

Bracket B, Clutch Pipe

$13.23
MSRP $19.17
Save $5.94
31% Off
65619TVAA00ZZ - : Bracket, R Bumper Beam for Honda Image

Bracket, R Bumper Beam

$25.74
MSRP $37.96
Save $12.22
32.2% Off
37821RLVA00 - : Bracket, Powertrain Control Module for Honda Image

Bracket, Powertrain Control Module

$35.54
MSRP $52.42
Save $16.88
32.2% Off
77315SCVA11 - : Bracket, L Center (Lower) for Honda Image

Bracket, L Center (Lower)

$22.53
MSRP $32.65
Save $10.12
31% Off
32209T1GE00 - : Bracket, L Sub Relay for Honda Image

Bracket, L Sub Relay

$15.23
MSRP $22.07
Save $6.84
31% Off
50690TBAA01 - : Bracket, Torque Rod (Lower) for Honda Image

Bracket, Torque Rod (Lower)

$35.80
MSRP $52.80
Save $17.00
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Maintaining Belts, Pulleys & Brackets in Your Honda

Belts, pulleys, and brackets constitute the master mechanical drive system responsible for transferring rotational energy from the crankshaft to vital accessories like the alternator and water pump. These assemblies utilize a high-tension belt and precision-milled pulley units to ensure your engine remains stationary and safe under high-RPM expeditions. For your Honda CR-V, maintaining these prevents hazardous roadside breakdowns during travel.

Inspecting Your Drive System

Use the following best practices:

1. Search for Cracking

Inspect the belt ribs for small fractures; more than three cracks per inch signal imminent structural failure.

2. Check for Glazing

Look for a "shiny" or glass-like appearance on the friction surface.

3. Verify Pulley Play

Grasp each pulley and check for side-to-side movement; any play indicates the bearing has reached its limit.

4. Analyze Tensioner Flutter

Ensure the arm remains stationary while the engine is running; excessive vibration signals internal spring fatigue.

5. Search for Spillage Gaps

Ensure no oil is leaking from the front main seal onto the belt.


Frequently Asked Questions

How long should a genuine Honda belt last?
Consider replacement every 60,000 to 90,000 miles to get ahead of issues.
Why is my battery not charging?
A failing drive system may not spin the alternator fast enough, indicating a loss of roadway awareness and power.
What causes a pulley to seize?
Usually caused by road salt corrosion or grit in the bearing; replace the unit immediately.
Do genuine Honda belts come with a warranty?
Yes, genuine components are often covered by a 12-month manufacturer protection plan against material and labor defects.

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