BANDO-6PK2200

The 6PK2200 is a 6-rib multi-ribbed drive belt with an effective length of 2200mm, built to transfer engine power smoothly to your vehicle's front-end accessories. Multi-ribbed belts, also called serpentine or poly-V belts, drive components such as the alternator, power steering pump, air conditioning compressor and, on many engines, the water pump.

The belt is made from a heat- and oil-resistant rubber compound with strong tensile cords running through its length. This construction keeps stretch to a minimum, holds tension over time and grips the pulleys firmly, even under heavy electrical and air conditioning loads.

Specifications

• Profile: PK (multi-ribbed, 3.56mm rib pitch)
• Number of ribs: 6
• Effective length: 2200mm
• Approximate width: 21.4mm
• Part reference: 6PK2200
• Condition: new

Fitment and replacement

Check that the rib count (6) and the effective length (2200mm) match your vehicle's specification. Correct sizing keeps the automatic tensioner within its working range. Common signs a belt needs replacing include squealing on start-up, visible cracks across the ribs, fraying edges, glazing or a battery warning light. It is good practice to inspect the tensioner and idler pulleys at the same time and replace them if they are noisy or rough.

Every part is checked against its part number before dispatch, so what arrives matches what you ordered. Make sure the belt is routed correctly around every pulley before releasing the tensioner, and use a belt routing diagram if one is available under the bonnet. If you are unsure about fitment, send us your vehicle registration, make, model and year before ordering and we will help you confirm the right part. Pairing this part with a general inspection of the surrounding components is good practice, as related parts often wear at a similar rate. Stocked in New Zealand and dispatched quickly, so your vehicle spends less time off the road. Regular maintenance with dependable replacement parts protects the value of your vehicle and helps it pass its next Warrant of Fitness or Certificate of Fitness inspection. Always follow the vehicle manufacturer's service schedule and fitting instructions, and have the work carried out by a qualified technician if you are not confident doing it yourself.