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VW Belts and Hoses vs. the Aftermarket in Noblesville IN

Belts and Hoses 101

The belts in a Volkswagen vehicle move auto parts mechanically, using other parts, while its hoses move them hydraulically, using liquid pressure.

Serpentine, drive, and timing belts, for example, work together to move parts in the alternator, power steering, and AC, among other systems. Plus, they help turn the engine's crankshaft and camshaft, keeping its valves and pistons synchronized. Hoses help run everything from the radiator and brakes to the air intake and more; this includes positive crankcase ventilation valves (PCV valves) and oil coolers.

Notice any looseness or damage, start hearing belt chirps and screeches, or see fluid leaks (from hoses, plus any under your vehicle), and you might have a bad belt of hose or two. Battery and interior lighting malfunctions are telling, too, as are engine misfires and overheats, being unable to start, and general systems failures. When to replace them depends on mileage otherwise (though most hoses, you should change every 4 years or so). Consult your owner's manual for specifics.

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