OEM Honda Belts and Hoses

A good set of original Honda belts and hoses are the best at moving nearly all your vehicle's parts. Hoses use liquid pressure to charge brakes and move other components. Belts run your crankshaft and many other moving parts. There are many types of belts and hoses. Serpentine and drive belts, for instance, move your alternator, power steering, and more. Timing belts, also known as timing chains, help turn your camshaft so it can pump engine valves and pistons properly. Climate control belts and fan belts, however, work along with the serpentine belt, moving parts in your AC and heating systems. For another example, radiator hoses pass coolant from your engine to your radiator and back. Heater core hoses send hot coolant through your HVAC system to warm your cabin. The fuel hoses in older Honda vehicles connect your gas tank and engine. Brake hoses transfer brake fluid to your brake calipers from your brake lines. Air intake hoses regulate your engine's air-and-fuel mixture by oxygenating it; this makes sure the engine runs right. There are even hoses for everything from oil coolers to PCV valves. If your vehicle isn't performing or it's disabled, worn or bad belts and hoses might be the case. Signs that it is include visible looseness and damage, chirping or screeching noises, hose leaks, and battery and interior lighting problems. Even engine misfires, overheating, and failure can indicate them, not to mention other systems failures. How often do you need to change belts? That varies by mileage and your owner's manual's maintenance schedules. Timing chains, though, should last an engine's lifetime. Most hoses, on the other hand, you can replace every 4 years or so. When in doubt, check your owner's manual. Then, order a new set of genuine Honda belts and hoses for your project from our auto parts catalog. We make DIY easy!