DAYCO
DAYCO 17290 Auto V-Belt 13A0735 29 In .53 In
Cogged automotive V-belt with a 29 in outside length and 0.53 in top width, industry number 13A0735
- ColorTransparent
- Cogged design improves grip and reduces slippage
- 29 In outside length fits specified pulley spacing
- 53 In top width matches industry number 13A0735
- DAYCO 17290 built for reliable engine accessory drive
- Transparent construction allows quick visual wear inspection
DAYCO 17290 Auto V-Belt 13A0735 29 In .53 In
This DAYCO 17290 Auto V-Belt is a cogged automotive drive belt designed for engine accessory systems. It fits applications requiring Industry Number 13A0735 with a 29 inch outside length and .53 inch top width. Professional mechanics and DIY vehicle owners use it for scheduled replacement or repair work.
Replaces worn or cracked V-belts on compatible
The belt replaces an existing 13A0735 specification belt showing glazing, fraying or tension loss. The jump is worth it when the original belt reaches its service interval or shows visible wear that could cause slippage or sudden failure.
Handles standard accessory drives on matching
It comfortably drives alternators, water pumps and power steering pumps on engines specified for this industry number. It runs out when pulley alignment, tension or load exceeds the design limits of a single .53 inch cogged belt.
Highlights
- Cogged design improves grip and reduces slippage
- 29 In outside length fits specified pulley spacing
- 53 In top width matches industry number 13A0735
- DAYCO 17290 built for reliable engine accessory drive
- Transparent construction allows quick visual wear inspection
Specifications
| Brand | DAYCO |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Will the 0.53 in top-width belt seat correctly in my pulley groove?
The belt has a 0.53 in top width and a 29 in outside length; match those dimensions to your pulley groove and centre distance before fitting.
What is the correct way to tension the cogged V-belt during installation?
Route the belt over the pulleys, then adjust the tensioner or accessory bracket until the belt deflects roughly 1/2 in under firm thumb pressure at mid-span.
How often should I inspect or replace the 13A0735 belt?
Inspect the cogged V-belt at every oil change for cracks, glazing or missing cogs; replace it immediately if any damage is found or at the vehicle maker's recommended interval.
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