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  • Pat K.
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    • November 1, 2003
    • 351
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    �69 427 AC Compressor/A.I.R. Belt

    The AIM shows the AC compressor belt going over the A.I.R. pump for my '69 427 and unfortunately I do not have the A.I.R. pump. I called Quanta and they confirmed that part number B-146 includes the A.I.R. pump and they do not sell one for my car that goes from compressor to crankshaft.

    Quanta said I could measure the belt with a narrow metal tape measure and they would match something up. Seems like the logical route, but I wanted to check with you folks to see if there are any alternative ideas?

    Thanks in advance,

    Pat
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    • Joe L.
      Beyond Control Poster
      • February 1, 1988
      • 43193
      #2
      Originally posted by Pat Kolis (40917)
      The AIM shows the AC compressor belt going over the A.I.R. pump for my '69 427 and unfortunately I do not have the A.I.R. pump. I called Quanta and they confirmed that part number B-146 includes the A.I.R. pump and they do not sell one for my car that goes from compressor to crankshaft.

      Quanta said I could measure the belt with a narrow metal tape measure and they would match something up. Seems like the logical route, but I wanted to check with you folks to see if there are any alternative ideas?

      Thanks in advance,

      Pat
      Pat----


      I suspect that the belt for a 1970 LS-5 with C-60 will work. That application used no AIR but it's otherwise similar to 1969. The GM belt is discontinued but Quanta should have a reproduction of it.
      In Appreciation of John Hinckley
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        • Pat K.
          Expired
          • November 1, 2003
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            • Grant W.
              Very Frequent User
              • December 1, 1987
              • 407
              #4
              Originally posted by Pat Kolis (40917)
              The AIM shows the AC compressor belt going over the A.I.R. pump for my '69 427 and unfortunately I do not have the A.I.R. pump. I called Quanta and they confirmed that part number B-146 includes the A.I.R. pump and they do not sell one for my car that goes from compressor to crankshaft.

              Quanta said I could measure the belt with a narrow metal tape measure and they would match something up. Seems like the logical route, but I wanted to check with you folks to see if there are any alternative ideas?

              Thanks in advance,

              Pat
              HI Pat
              If you have the GM part number I can check what NOS fan belts I have. Thanks, grant
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                • Pat K.
                  Expired
                  • November 1, 2003
                  • 351
                  #5
                  Originally posted by Grant Wong (12133)
                  HI Pat
                  If you have the GM part number I can check what NOS fan belts I have. Thanks, grant
                  Grant,

                  Since I don't have the A.I.R. pump installed yet, I have to go an aftermarket (Goodyear, etc.) belt size which I did find today, but thank you for the offer.

                  Pat
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