Genuine Honda Belts and Hoses

4813T6ZA00ZA - : Seat Belt Receptacle for Honda Image

Seat Belt Receptacle

Ridgeline. Front. Right. Without power seat.
$82.15
MSRP $109.53
Save $27.38
25% Off
4826T2FA10ZA - : Seat Belt Receptacle for Honda Image

Seat Belt Receptacle

Accord, Accord Hybrid. Second row. Sedan. Right. Without hybrid. Ivory.
$87.69
MSRP $116.91
Save $29.22
25% Off
4816SHJA21ZD - : Seat Belt Receptacle for Honda Image

Seat Belt Receptacle

Odyssey. Front. Left. EX, EX-L, Touring ivory.
$141.00
MSRP $195.83
Save $54.83
28% Off
91503TS8A01 - : Belt Molding Clip for Honda Image

Belt Molding Clip

Coupe.
$0.73
MSRP $0.93
Save $0.20
21.5% Off
91501SCAE01 - : Belt Weather-Strip Clip for Honda Image

Belt Weather-Strip Clip

U.K. built.
$4.64
MSRP $5.95
Save $1.31
22% Off
85742970 - : Seat Belt Receptacle for Honda Image

Seat Belt Receptacle

Honda 85742970
Prologue. Front. Left.
$92.30
MSRP $123.07
Save $30.77
25% Off
4816S02A00ZB - : Seat Belt Receptacle for Honda Image

Seat Belt Receptacle

Civic. Front. Left. Hatchback & coupe. coupe charcoal.
$164.84
MSRP $228.95
Save $64.11
28% Off
91501S3Y003 - : Belt Molding Clip for Honda Image

Belt Molding Clip

$6.73
MSRP $8.63
Save $1.90
22% Off
4829T65A00ZA - : Lap & Shoulder Belt for Honda Image

Lap & Shoulder Belt

Civic. Hatchback. Second row. Center. With hybrid.
$181.02
MSRP $251.41
Save $70.39
28% Off
4816TLAA30ZC - : Seat Belt Receptacle for Honda Image

Seat Belt Receptacle

CR-V. Front. Left. With nh836l. EX, EX-L, Touring, without Japan built gray.
$95.65
MSRP $127.53
Save $31.88
25% Off
65563TRTA00ZZ - : Seat Belt Reinforcement for Honda Image

Seat Belt Reinforcement

$36.22
MSRP $46.43
Save $10.21
22% Off
91503S9A003 - : Belt Molding Clip for Honda Image

Belt Molding Clip

Japan built.
$5.01
MSRP $6.42
Save $1.41
22% Off

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Shop Belts & Hoses at OEM Honda Parts Warehouse in Schenectady NY

A belt or a hose in your Honda going bad? The system it helps run -- the alternator, for example, or the AC, or even the power steering -- will likely stop working. That happens, and costly repairs are sure to follow.

Our advice: swap out the old for the new to stay ahead of trouble, and sooner rather than later. You're in luck; we stock a huge selection of genuine Honda replacements. Take advantage of big discounts and fast stateside shipping; order today.

All About Honda Belts & Hoses

When Belts & Hoses Should be Replaced

When you see the signs they're going bad, or when you hit the mileage or year benchmarks specified in the maintenance schedule in your owner's manual. Symptoms of belt and hose failure include:

  • Obvious damage or looseness
  • Screeching or chirping noises
  • Fluid leaks
  • Battery trouble
  • Lighting malfunctions
  • Engine overheats
  • Misfires

In any case, run an inspection to figure out what belt or hose is the culprit: the serpentine, drive or timing belt, the radiator or heater core hose, a fuel, brake or air intake hose, or otherwise.

How Often to Change a Belt or Hose

Check your manual's schedule for this info. Timing belts, for example, get changed every 60,000 to 90,000 miles, most of the time. Serpentine belts, for another example, get replaced every 90,000 miles or so, usually. Most hoses, however, you swap out about every 4 years.

Honda Belt & Hose Replacement Costs, on Average

You might be looking at paying a couple hundred dollars for things like serpentine belts and brake hoses; others can get pricier from there, with fuel hoses, for instance, running $500 plus, radiator hoses going for anywhere from $540 to $620, timing belts costing $1,100 or more, and so on. Expenses can even depend on Honda model, and on whether you schedule a service appointment at a Honda dealer to have the work done. At any rate, be sure you use OEM replacements; they're your best bet for fit and function.