Belts

When it comes to the belts in your GM vehicle, it's important to be checking them often to ensure they're in good condition. The belts perform many important jobs for your vehicle and if they break and fail, large problems can occur within your engine. The serpentine belt is one of them, which helps to bring power to a range of things connected in your engine. These things can include your cooling fan, air injection pump, power steering pump, and alternator. The timing belt is also one of the components you should be checking often, as it's responsible for regulating the engine valves, crankshaft, and camshaft so they open and close at the proper times. When a belt wears out or breaks, it can damage parts of the engine and other systems that it helps to control. It's important that you're checking your belts often for signs of wear and tear. Make sure they aren't too loose or tight, and look for signs of fraying. Loud noises can also indicate wear and tear on the belts. Find OEM belts for your GM model here on our site.