Mopar Belts and Hoses
Car belts and hoses are an integral part of a vehicle’s cooling, charging, and air conditioning system. Damage to these parts can cause minor inconveniences or even lead to serious accidents. MoparGenuineParts offers genuine belts and hoses that are durable and affordable. Visit our site to browse our wide selection of car parts and accessories.
- Dodge:
- Ram 1500,
- Ram 2500,
- Ram 3500
- Chrysler:
- 300,
- Town & Country
- Dodge:
- Caravan,
- Challenger,
- Charger,
- 5 more
Transmissions: 5-speed auto w5a380 transmission. More Notes
- Dodge:
- Sprinter 2500,
- Sprinter 3500
Transmissions: 6-Spd Auto Aisin RWD Transmission. 6-Spd Manual RWD Transmission. More Notes
- Fiat:
- 124 Spider
Transmissions: 6-Spd Auto Aisin RWD Transmission. 6-Spd Manual RWD Transmission. More Notes
- Fiat:
- 124 Spider
Transmissions: 6-spd c635 euro twin clutch. 6-Spd C633 Dual Dry Clutch... More Notes
- Dodge:
- Dart
- Fiat:
- 500L
- Jeep:
- Renegade
- Chrysler:
- Town & Country
- Dodge:
- Grand Caravan
- Ram:
- C/V
- Fiat:
- 500
- Dodge:
- Ram 2500,
- Ram 3500
Transmissions: 5-Speed Auto W5A380 Transmission. More Notes
- Dodge:
- Sprinter 2500,
- Sprinter 3500
- Dodge:
- Sprinter 2500,
- Sprinter 3500
- Fiat:
- 500
Transmissions: 6-Spd Auto Aisin RWD Transmission. 6-Spd Manual RWD Transmission. More Notes
- Fiat:
- 124 Spider
Transmissions: 6-Spd Auto AISIN AS68RC Transmission. 6-Speed Manual G56... More Notes
- Dodge:
- Ram 2500,
- Ram 3500
Transmissions: 6-Spd Auto Aisin RWD Transmission. 6-Spd Manual RWD Transmission. More Notes
- Fiat:
- 124 Spider
- Dodge:
- Ram 2500,
- Ram 3500
- Jeep:
- Cherokee
- Jeep:
- Wrangler
Transmissions: 6-speed dual active drive trans. More Notes
- Ram:
- ProMaster 1500,
- ProMaster 2500,
- ProMaster 3500
Transmissions: Automatic 48RE Transmission. 6-Speed Manual G56 Transmission. More Notes
- Dodge:
- Ram 2500,
- Ram 3500
Transmissions: 6-Spd C633 Dual Dry Clutch Auto Tran. 6-Speed C635 Manual... More Notes
- Fiat:
- 500X
- Jeep:
- Renegade
Transmissions: 6-Speed C635 Manual Transmission. More Notes
- Fiat:
- 500X
- Jeep:
- Renegade
Transmissions: 6-Spd Aisin F21-250 HD Auto Trans. More Notes
- Fiat:
- 500L
- Chrysler:
- 300
- Dodge:
- Charger,
- Magnum
- Chrysler:
- Aspen,
- Town & Country
- Dodge:
- Durango,
- Grand Caravan,
- Ram 1500,
- 5 more
- Jeep:
- Wrangler,
- Wrangler JK
- Jeep:
- Grand Cherokee
- Ram:
- 2500,
- 3500
- Chrysler:
- 300M,
- Concorde
- Dodge:
- Intrepid
- Dodge:
- Neon
- Chrysler:
- Pacifica,
- Sebring,
- Town & Country
- Dodge:
- Avenger,
- Grand Caravan,
- 1 more
- Jeep:
- Cherokee,
- Grand Cherokee
- Dodge:
- Ram 1500,
- Viper
- Chrysler:
- 300
- Dodge:
- Challenger,
- Charger,
- Durango
- Jeep:
- Grand Cherokee
- Chrysler:
- Pacifica,
- Voyager
- Dodge:
- Durango
- Jeep:
- Grand Cherokee,
- Grand Cherokee WK
- Jeep:
- Gladiator,
- Wrangler
- Jeep:
- Wrangler
- Ram:
- 1500
- Ram:
- 1500
- Dodge:
- Nitro
- Dodge:
- Dakota,
- Durango,
- Nitro,
- Ram 1500
- Jeep:
- Commander,
- 4 more
- Chrysler:
- Aspen
- Dodge:
- Durango,
- Ram 1500,
- Ram 2500,
- Ram 3500
- Jeep:
- Wrangler
- Dodge:
- Ram 2500,
- Ram 3500
- Ram:
- 2500,
- 3500
Transmissions: 6-speed dual active drive trans. More Notes
- Ram:
- ProMaster 1500,
- ProMaster 2500,
- ProMaster 3500
Transmissions: 6-Speed C635 Manual Transmission. 6-Spd Aisin F21-250 HD... More Notes
- Fiat:
- 124 Spider,
- 500L,
- 500X
- Jeep:
- Renegade
- Jeep:
- Grand Cherokee
- Ram:
- 1500,
- 1500 Classic
- Dodge:
- Dart
- Fiat:
- 124 Spider,
- 500,
- 500L,
- 500X
- 1 more
- Jeep:
- Wagoneer
- Ram:
- 1500
- Jeep:
- Wrangler
- Ram:
- 1500
- Jeep:
- Wrangler
- Ram:
- 1500
Transmissions: 6-Spd Aisin F21-250 HD Auto Trans. More Notes
- Fiat:
- 500L
- Chrysler:
- 300M,
- Concorde
- Dodge:
- Intrepid
- Ram:
- 1500,
- 1500 Classic
- Dodge:
- Dart
- Fiat:
- 500
- Ram:
- 1500
- Dodge:
- Viper
- Chrysler:
- PT Cruiser,
- Sebring,
- Voyager
- Dodge:
- Caravan,
- Neon,
- 3 more
- Chrysler:
- Town & Country,
- Voyager
- Dodge:
- Caravan,
- Grand Caravan
- Jeep:
- Liberty,
- 1 more
- Ram:
- ProMaster 1500,
- ProMaster 2500,
- ProMaster 3500
- Chrysler:
- 300,
- 300M,
- Concorde,
- Pacifica,
- Sebring,
- 9 more
- Dodge:
- Hornet
- Jeep:
- Cherokee,
- Compass,
- Grand Cherokee,
- Wrangler
- SRT:
- Viper
- Dodge:
- Challenger,
- Charger
Transmissions: 6-Speed C635 Manual Transmission. More Notes
- Jeep:
- Renegade
- Dodge:
- Hornet
- Jeep:
- Compass
- Jeep:
- Grand Cherokee,
- Grand Cherokee L
Transmissions: 8-Spd Auto 8HP75 Trans... More Notes
- Jeep:
- Gladiator,
- Wrangler
- Ram:
- 1500
Transmissions: 5-spd auto w5a330 transmission. 5-speed auto w5a580 transmission. More Notes
- Chrysler:
- Crossfire
Transmissions: 5-speed auto w5a380 transmission. More Notes
- Dodge:
- Sprinter 2500,
- Sprinter 3500
- Chrysler:
- 200,
- 300,
- Town & Country
- Dodge:
- Avenger,
- Challenger,
- 11 more
- Dodge:
- Durango
- Jeep:
- Grand Cherokee
- Chrysler:
- Pacifica,
- Voyager
- Ram:
- ProMaster 1500,
- ProMaster 2500,
- ProMaster 3500
- Jeep:
- Wrangler
- Ram:
- 1500
Transmissions: 8-Spd Auto 8HP75 Trans (Buy-Germany). More Notes
- Jeep:
- Gladiator,
- Wrangler
- Chrysler:
- PT Cruiser
Transmissions: 5-Speed Auto W5A380 Transmission. More Notes
- Dodge:
- Sprinter 2500,
- Sprinter 3500
Transmissions: 5-Spd Auto W5J400 Transmission. More Notes
- Dodge:
- Sprinter 2500,
- Sprinter 3500
- Jeep:
- Grand Cherokee
- Chrysler:
- PT Cruiser,
- Sebring,
- Voyager
- Dodge:
- Caravan,
- Neon,
- 3 more
- Jeep:
- Wrangler,
- Wrangler JK
- Chrysler:
- 200,
- Pacifica,
- Voyager
- Jeep:
- Cherokee
- Ram:
- ProMaster 1500,
- 2 more
- Dodge:
- Dart
- Fiat:
- 500
- Ram:
- ProMaster 1500,
- ProMaster 2500,
- ProMaster 3500
- Ram:
- 1500,
- 1500 Classic
- Chrysler:
- 300M,
- Concorde
- Dodge:
- Intrepid
- Jeep:
- Grand Cherokee,
- Wrangler
- Chrysler:
- Pacifica
- Chrysler:
- 300
- Dodge:
- Challenger,
- Charger
- Ram:
- 1500,
- 1500 Classic
- Dodge:
- Sprinter 2500,
- Sprinter 3500
- Jeep:
- Grand Cherokee
- Chrysler:
- 200,
- Sebring
- Dodge:
- Avenger,
- Caliber,
- Journey
- 2 more
- Dodge:
- Challenger,
- Charger,
- Durango
- Jeep:
- Grand Cherokee
- Jeep:
- Grand Cherokee,
- Wrangler
Transmissions: 9-spd 948te fwd auto trans (make). More Notes
- Ram:
- ProMaster City
- Dodge:
- Durango
- Jeep:
- Grand Cherokee,
- Grand Cherokee L,
- Grand Cherokee WK
Transmissions: 6-Spd Auto Aisin RWD Transmission. 6-Spd Manual RWD Transmission. More Notes
- Fiat:
- 124 Spider
- Jeep:
- Gladiator,
- Wrangler
- Jeep:
- Wagoneer
- Ram:
- 1500
- Jeep:
- Wrangler
- Jeep:
- Grand Cherokee,
- Wrangler
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Maintain the Function of Your AC and Power Steering with Belts and Hoses
The serpentine belt, also known as the car’s drive belt, maintains the function of the alternator, water pump, power steering, and air conditioning. Once it breaks, you may notice extreme resistance if you’re trying to turn the steering wheel. This is extremely dangerous, especially if you’re on the highway. Multiple red flags will tell you that the drive belt needs replacement. Visible cracks, squealing noise, overheating engine, and the AC and power steering acting up are the major signs. Typically, you’ll need to replace this part every 90,000 miles although it’s recommended you do so before you reach that mileage.
Meanwhile, the hose plays a part in the function of the heater, radiator, vacuum lines, power steering, and air conditioning. This part is designed to absorb vibrations within the vehicle until they eventually wear down. The damage will usually start from the inside before visible wear starts to appear. While it’s recommended to replace this part every 50,000 miles, checking for breaks or dryness will ensure you’re identifying early signs of breakdown. To err on the side of caution, have your car belts and hoses inspected by a certified mechanic during routine maintenance. You can also do a visual check yourself to monitor their conditions. Look for cracks and fraying for the belt and breaks and dryness for the hose.
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Helpful Information
What does a serpentine belt do?
Serpentine belts power different parts of your vehicle such as the alternator, air conditioning compressor, power steering pump, water pump, and more. This long rubber belt constantly rotates as the car runs and uses the rotational energy to power specific engine components.
How long do serpentine belts last?
Drive belts generally last up to 50,000 to 100,000 miles or five years before they need to be replaced. You should always check the total mileage of your car to see whether or not your belts already need a replacement. You can also check the owner’s manual of your ride to get its exact service interval.
What are typical bad serpentine belt symptoms?
We suggest having a serpentine belt replacement once they reach their service intervals, even if they are not showing any signs of wear. These components will eventually fail due to heat and friction from everyday use. Some symptoms of a worn-out drive belt include a squealing noise, engine overheating, and visible damage on its body. Your car may also lose power steering and have a malfunctioning air conditioning system.
What does a belt tensioner do?
Belt tensioners maintain the proper tightness and tension of the serpentine belt. These tensioners also prevent premature failure and reduce the stress on specific engine parts like the alternator and water pump. Maintaining the correct tension ensures a well-functioning vehicle and prevents complications on the road.
How often should automotive hoses be replaced?
Car hoses should be replaced once every four years or when your car reaches 40,000 miles. This frequency will still vary according to how and where you drive your car often. We recommend inspecting these components for cracks or signs of wear and squeezing them to ensure they are still soft and flexible.