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![]() ![]() Drives: 2012 Yaris L MT Join Date: May 2012
Location: Youngstown, Oh
Posts: 66
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Over the years, I have learned to go OEM with belts. I suffered too many failures with aftermarket belts, especially right after changing the belts. They would shred, break, stretch, etc. My problems were confirmed with by a friend that works in the auto parts business. He said it is very common for aftermarket belts to fail very soon after installing them. Some brands are notorious for failing.
Go OEM, there is typically very little cost difference between junk aftermarket and OEM. |
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