Volvo Belts, Pulleys & Brackets

31250395 - : Seat Belt Lap And Shoulder Belt Bracket for Volvo Image

Seat Belt Lap And Shoulder Belt Bracket

Volvo 31250395
Frm ch# 308839. To CH# 308838.
Backordered
8623448 - : Seat Belt Lap And Shoulder Belt Bracket for Volvo Image

Seat Belt Lap And Shoulder Belt Bracket

Volvo 8623448
From CH# 331407. Fm CH# 119101. To CH# 119100.
Not For Sale
9146258 - : Engine Timing Belt Idler for Volvo Image

Engine Timing Belt Idler

Volvo 9146258
To Engine # 131154. 960.
Backordered
9135556 - : Engine Timing Belt Idler for Volvo Image

Engine Timing Belt Idler

Volvo 9135556
960. All models.
Backordered
31679914 - : Engine Timing Belt Idler Bracket for Volvo Image

Engine Timing Belt Idler Bracket

Volvo 31679914
2.0l.
$309.18
MSRP $357.84
Save $48.66
13.6% Off
32380012 - : Engine Crankshaft Pulley for Volvo Image

Engine Crankshaft Pulley

Volvo 32380012
$468.18
MSRP $541.87
Save $73.69
13.6% Off
999278 - : Idler Pulley Bolt for Volvo Image

Idler Pulley Bolt

Volvo 999278
4.4L, lower.
$5.85
MSRP $6.19
Save $0.34
5.5% Off

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Know When Your Belts, Pulleys & Brackets Need Replacing

Belts, pulleys, and brackets are always working together to keep your Volvo running smoothly. These parts handle key functions like engine timing, accessory drive, and alignment support. When one wears down or loses tension, it often affects the rest. At Truck Part Center, we help drivers stay ahead of the issues before they lead to bigger repairs.

Understand What These Parts Actually Do

Belts transfer motion between engine parts, most commonly through the serpentine or timing belt. Pulleys help reduce resistance and maintain consistent motion. Brackets hold everything in place, keeping alignment tight and secure. If any one of these fails, it can cause a chain reaction—like the A/C cutting out or the alternator not charging.

Why They Wear Out—and When

Tension loss, heat, and friction are all common reasons these parts break down. Volvo recommends inspecting belts and pulleys every 60,000 to 100,000 miles depending on the model and use. Squealing noises, visible cracks, or wobbling parts usually mean it’s time to replace them. We always recommend using genuine Volvo parts over generic aftermarket options because they’re made to match the specs of your vehicle, especially on models like the XC60 and S90.

Pair Repairs with the Right Supporting Parts

When replacing belts or pulleys, it’s smart to check related items like the engine mounts. Worn mounts can throw off belt alignment or place extra strain on brackets. Genuine Volvo replacements hold up better and fit perfectly the first time. At Truck Part Center, we’re here to help you get it right the first time.

Every part has its moment to shine, but that doesn’t mean you have to wait for a failure. Replace early, drive easy, and count on parts that were made to fit.