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Renault Laguna II 1.9 dci: Broken V-Belt, Incorrect VIN Belt Length, 7-Row V-Belt Issue

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  • #1 16486259
    Mr.Patryk
    Level 8  
    Hello,

    Yesterday the V-belt broke, I bought the VIN belt but it turned out to be too long, which may be the reason. The car has a 7-row V-belt. Best regards
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  • #2 16486303
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
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  • #3 16486348
    mario 77
    Level 23  
    And the timing cover is complete, there is no belt residue under the pulley? Because it may turn out that the bar will not end.
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  • #4 16486426
    Mr.Patryk
    Level 8  
    I measured the old belt 173 cm or 1730 mm, and the new one that should fit is 179 cm or 1790 mm.

    The belt didn't break anything, it just broke.
  • #5 16486439
    ociz
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    You are assuming wrong. It is supposed to be 1790-1795.
  • #6 16486805
    Mr.Patryk
    Level 8  
    I assume correctly, according to the scheme.

    Friend up: he says that I put it wrong, how do you explain that the old belt was 1730 mm?
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  • #7 16486827
    ociz
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    The old one was probably badly inserted. The guide roller is to be between the alternator and the booster pump.

    Renault Laguna II 1.9 dci: Broken V-Belt, Incorrect VIN Belt Length, 7-Row V-Belt Issue
  • #8 16487029
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #9 16487050
    Mr.Patryk
    Level 8  
    This is a 1.9 dci engine, I am already correcting the title, from the phone the dictionary turned over sorry for the error.

    ociz as you showed the diagram so the new factory which should be factory or 1790 I had 6 cm of clearance. A new 1730 mm strap has been ordered and we will see. The old belt was not worn badly because it couldn't hold 45,000.

    My guess is that a wheel could be changed and therefore the size of the bar has changed.
  • #10 16490073
    Mr.Patryk
    Level 8  
    The car has already been repaired and it turned out that the wheel from the crankshaft fell apart. And the strap is 1795 mm. I pay my honor

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Renault Laguna II 1.9 dci experiencing a broken V-belt. The user initially purchased a replacement belt that was too long, measuring 1790 mm compared to the old belt's 1730 mm. Various responses suggest that the issue may stem from incorrect installation or a potential change in components, such as the crankshaft wheel. Ultimately, it was determined that the correct belt length is 1795 mm, and the vehicle was repaired after discovering that the crankshaft wheel had failed.
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