loose beltI broke 27K miles last week, the engine belts started screaching when I accelerate everytime.
no. something got loose: tensioner, alternator mount, or the belt stretched.Is this normal for such little mileage on a new car?
i think your warranty should cover this.How much do replacement belts cost? What kind of labor costs as well?
Small correction. Some "Duralast" brand or something like that was $45 in autozone and $50 oem on ebay. So it is pointless to get aftermarket one. Took me about 1.5 hours to replace the belt but I wasn't rushing/challenging so maybe that's why it took a little longer. I thought I made some pics while changing it but can't find it right now.dtam83 wrote: The belt itself only costs $20 or so and labor will run you about $80 at an independent mechanic,
ok, it is $50. funny how that is when the altima was for $20 and it's the same engine.Leo2005 wrote:27k miles? Go to the dealership to get it done w/o your wallet.Small correction. Some "Duralast" brand or something like that was $45 in autozone and $50 oem on ebay. So it is pointless to get aftermarket one. Took me about 1.5 hours to replace the belt but I wasn't rushing/challenging so maybe that's why it took a little longer. I thought I made some pics while changing it but can't find it right now.dtam83 wrote: The belt itself only costs $20 or so and labor will run you about $80 at an independent mechanic,
Nissan part 19190771 http://www.jcwhitney.com/2008-2011-niss ... 011j1.jcwx $25.88dtam83 wrote:ok, it is $50. funny how that is when the altima was for $20 and it's the same engine.
It looks like the number I posted is a GENERAL MOTORS OE number. Nissan has two corresponding numbers 11720-JG30A and 11720-ET80A. The belt is used for Nissan vehicles with the QR25DE engine, which includes the Altima, Rogue, and Sentra. Oh, and it fits GM's '92 Olds Cutlas Supreme. Go figure!Leo2005 wrote:Actually Nissan OEM part seems to be 11720-JG30A
http://www.everythingnissan.com/Item-1- ... 743790.htm
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2008-2012-Nissa ... 4e&vxp=mtr