NEVER! Replace an Alternator Belt/Serpentine Belt AGAIN !

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  • Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
  • Stop Your Alternator belt from dry rotting and wearing out and making noise! Stops Chirpping and squeaking.
    For Timing Belts see this • STOP Replacing TIMING ...
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    SEE THIS • How To STOP ALTERNATOR...
    IF YOU WANT TO TREAT YOUR USED BELT AND
    NOT HAVE TO REMOVE IT.
    As rubber ages, it loses flexibility. Elevated temperatures exacerbate the reaction/high engine compartment temperatures. Rubber also degrades with exposure to ultraviolet radiation and ozone, a lightweight gas found in the atmosphere and caused by the partial breakdown of air from atmospheric electric discharges. Anti-aging chemicals/conditioners, activated by operating temperature, prevent premature cracking.
    Here We Show You How To Condition Your Poly Groove Belt Or Alternator Belts So You Will Never Have To Replace Them Again.
    This Method Is Easy To Do And Will Save You Many Dollars Over The Lifetime Of Your Car. Not Only Will You Not Have To Replace Your Belts You Will Not Ever Hear Them Squeak Or Chirp Again. SO LETS GIT ER DUN !
    ****Disclaimer****
    Due to factors beyond the control of SWEET PROJECT CARS, we cannot guarantee against the improper use or unauthorized modifications of this information. Make sure you check with your manufacturer to make sure this will not affect your factory warranty. SWEET PROJECT CARS assumes no liability for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in these videos. Use this information at your own risk. SWEET PROJECT CARS recommends safe practices when working with tools seen or implied in our video and written content. Due to factors beyond the control of SWEET PROJECT CARS, no information contained on this RUclips channel shall create any expressed or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. Any injury, damage, or loss that may result from improper use of these tools, equipment, or from the information contained in this content is the sole responsibility of the user and not SWEET PROJECT CARS.

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  • @Adam-lq5kg
    @Adam-lq5kg Год назад +27

    I will FULLY VOUCH for this process! At least for Windshield Wipers. Previously, I was replacing my wipers once a year or more and being car proud, I was buying the expensive Bosch wipers. I followed this process on March 6th 2019 and I still have the same wipers! Like new, zero signs cracking or signs or wear & tear! Can't thank you enough; my savings must be at least a couple hundred dollars at this point.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  Год назад +3

      That is FANTASTIC Adam!!! We agree 100%, this is a $$ saver! Thank you so much for watching and sharing your stupendous results, we truly appreciate it, hope you have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

    • @mattelja4425
      @mattelja4425 Год назад

      Buy factory oem inserts for oem wiper and replace when needed

    • @richardlapoint1845
      @richardlapoint1845 Год назад

      ​@mattelja4425 no one sells inserts hardly anymore

    • @chadhouse1375
      @chadhouse1375 11 месяцев назад +2

      @@SweetProjectCarsSo what’s the product called?

    • @chadhouse1375
      @chadhouse1375 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@SweetProjectCars Great video,what’s the product?

  • @ELEVOPR
    @ELEVOPR 7 лет назад +258

    Awesome to know. I can do this to my car, but not my wife's.,
    If i do this to her car, she won't see how important i am in here life. Imagine, if she never needs a belt, oil change, car detailed, tune up, Tire Rotation, etc. Making her belt or any car part last forever would make me useless, I can't have none of that 😂
    Thanks again for a another great tip 👍

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +18

      EL you are the best lol I feel your pain as well... thanks for the laugh I need it today :)

    • @eksine
      @eksine 7 лет назад +20

      So you cut her brake lines too?

    • @dianasorchids
      @dianasorchids 7 лет назад +2

      EL EVO too funny...do her belts especially if you have kids. Do not want her and the kids breaking down some where.

    • @ps3dropzone187
      @ps3dropzone187 7 лет назад

      Yeah bro good try brand new belt with white writing on the back of it and you have a brand new case to fit it in yes good try

    • @carmichaelmoritz8662
      @carmichaelmoritz8662 7 лет назад +1

      el evo , i wonder if that applies to most everything

  • @bonholio0o
    @bonholio0o 2 года назад +21

    It's been a while since I originally watched this vid and followed what you said. Thanks man. This magic sauce is amazing! I used it on everything elses besides serpentine belts. I used it on wiper blade - extended service life from 3 to 18 months. My brand new Pitrellii tires quickly worned down from 11 to 8/32 in just 2000 miles, me I marinate my tires everytime I do an oil change and it's been over 50K I only went from 8/32 to 5/32 with very very very little dry rots. Man oh man, I used it on everything else too. New expensive shoes these days unless treated with 303 formula the outsole would wear out after 5 months. I'm a heal striker so the entire thickend most part would go flat in 5 months. Marinate it with 303 and after 3 years the outsole outlasted the shoes body. The body gave up before the outsole worn down! Holy crap I use it on everything around the house, I sprayed on soft pleather (PU) seat to slow down dry rot, pant belt, all of my car rubber parts(cv boots, strut boots, steering boots, engine mount, etc) , wheel barrel left out in the open sun. I live in the Mojave desert so we get pounded by sun UV - this product stood up to the test! What he said in this video is 100% accurate, I've time tested the product. It's amazing in 5 years this company has only risen their price on a whole gallon by $10 as of 2022. It's $60 now so that's not too bad considering how much you are saving. Just remember, the longer you marinate the product the longer it lasts. I usually go for 24hrs. Just be extra caution when using on shoes, it might strip away your vanish - just repaint it using polish Wally sells polish, cleaner, and valish all in one stick for $5

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  2 года назад +1

      Glad we could help Abandon! Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

  • @larryloftis2942
    @larryloftis2942 6 лет назад +22

    You are the man, great tips and ideas on how to do things right. Love your channel, I'm 60 and still learning. I always worked on my own cars... Thank you very much.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      Larry we have used the product you asked about and found it was just an expensive version of a liquid wax of sorts, so we discontinued use thanks for asking my friend

  • @stephenward4508
    @stephenward4508 6 лет назад +508

    I painted myself with this stuff when I was 11 and I still haven't gone through puberty!

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +21

      now thtas a good one lol

    • @baldwinwallace4926
      @baldwinwallace4926 6 лет назад +51

      If they only had this stuff when I met my wife at 16 ... maybe she wouldn't be such an old hag now.

    • @themusicmaniac84
      @themusicmaniac84 5 лет назад +5

      Do you think if I dip my boner in that stuff it will stay hard?

    • @NordicDan
      @NordicDan 5 лет назад +2

      @@baldwinwallace4926 OOOOOOOOOO savage!

    • @elpapuchon1000
      @elpapuchon1000 4 года назад

      😁😁😁😁😂😂😂😂

  • @randrewheimbecker5926
    @randrewheimbecker5926 6 лет назад +9

    I love people like you, its like dad's or grandpa's old tricks that make life much easier...

  • @User8571
    @User8571 6 лет назад +27

    I've used 'belt dressing' in the past with limited results. I've actually considered doing this very thing to all of my accessory belts but was always a little concerned that it might did more harm than good. Nice to know that it works as I would've expected, even better, actually.
    I'm less concerned with the cost to replace the belts since it isn't usually THAT expensive or often they require replacement. However, anything that improves longevity/reliability is important to me.
    Thanks for the tip!

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +8

      User8571once you use the 303 0n all your vehicles rubber plastic vinyl and leather you will be hooked. thank you very much for sharing:)

    • @bikersoncall
      @bikersoncall Год назад

      How did this work out for you 8571?

    • @enoch7132
      @enoch7132 Год назад

      Are they expensive now 😂 I just paid 120 for a serpentine on a mp8 mind me they’re on back order as well

  • @merakrut
    @merakrut 3 месяца назад +3

    I did this the first time 6 years ago, and now 10.000000 miles later, my Corvette is a worn out wreck. However, the belt is like new.
    THANK YOU !

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  2 месяца назад +1

      LOL, Glad we could help your belt my friend :) Thanks for watching and sharing, have a sweeeeeet week. mad Mike & team

  • @tonybelisle423
    @tonybelisle423 6 лет назад +4

    Hey man I have been a mechanic for over 25yrs now and I am so DAM happy I came across your channel I will be using every trix that you have showed me on all my customers cars and I have done them to my personal 02 Chevy Monte Carlo SS and it's never ran quieter THANK you for the tips

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      Tony we are glad we could help you and you are an awesome subscriber my friend wait to you see the two videos we put out this week and have a great weekend

  • @ipKonfig
    @ipKonfig 7 лет назад +6

    To anyone who doubts this: What did we do years back to the leather we used on horse buggies, bridles and harnesses? Folks back then didn't want their leather rotting and falling apart so they treated the leather and it lasted them for years. This is the same thing. Great stuff!

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад

      thank you very much :) wait till you see our next video coming this weekend

  • @darkdork1012
    @darkdork1012 4 года назад +71

    I put this stuff on my face when I was 12. I'm 26 now and still look 12.

  • @HansensUniverseT-A
    @HansensUniverseT-A 6 лет назад +10

    I worked in the serviceshop where we service Ariens and Husqvarna snow blowers, i used something similar to 303, and this truly does work, some do last longer than others, i started coating the belts with rubber protective coatings, customers was pleased with not having to change belts literally every year.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      HansensUniverse thank you very much and yes it is a product we love here :)

  • @CXensation
    @CXensation 6 лет назад +22

    A very good tip.
    Most people wont understand, that treating rubber will always make (and keep) it softer, thereby giving it a much better grip, without tensioning it way too hard.
    Thats also why a squealing belt instantly gets silent when sprayed with silicone spray.
    Thanks for the video !

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +4

      My friend I could’ve not said it better than you just did people have to understand soft pliable rubber lasts so much longer and it has so much more grip

    • @gordonbarber9652
      @gordonbarber9652 2 года назад +1

      I use Armor All for all my rubber items on the car, keeps them soft and clean. Makes them last a long time

  • @charger19691
    @charger19691 6 лет назад +4

    I tried this procedure using Armor All Protectant. It works GREAT!!!! Thank you for this great idea for making serpentine belts last! These belts are not cheap and this trick works.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +4

      We do not recommend using armor all it will actually remove the moisture overtime from the rubber the 303 is water-based that’s why we use that, we I have never had good luck over time with anything else other than the 303. Just keep your eye on your belt make sure it is not drying out. Have a great day my friend

    • @charger19691
      @charger19691 6 лет назад

      Sweet Project Cars , thanks, I’ll have to get some 303.

  • @lexboegen
    @lexboegen 6 лет назад +8

    I found 303 a few years ago and I love it. I use it on all rubber, vinyl, plastic parts of my car, both interior and exterior.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +2

      You have that right, we have used it since it came out. We are actually developing one that’s going to be better.

    • @Samrezzal04
      @Samrezzal04 4 года назад

      @@SweetProjectCars Please keep us posted to the one you develop!!

  • @daveetter4786
    @daveetter4786 6 лет назад +7

    I have commented twice on youtube since I have been on here. Your videos and links are short, sweet, to the point, and deserve appreciation. And save a LOT of money and time. Have ordered the spray on for tires from your other video, gallon for belts and other stuff, dental tools for packing synthetic grease in the new bearings after disintegrating a tensioner pulley. We have 3 old Mercedes and through your links and videos I estimated I just saved over $1,500 in repairs (labor, parts store tensioners, belts, idlers, etc) on 3 vehicles as my son and wife's cars need new belts too. Replacing all belts soaked in 303 and packing new tensioner pulleys and idler pulleys for both along with tires, wiper blades, etc. Thank you so much for doing videos that get RIGHT TO THE POINT and giving actionable links in the descriptions with great pricing on the products you show. Very much appreciated

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      Dave we consider this a REAL HONOR and I am totally serious...the fact you have only commented twice and we are the second place for you to have done this means more to us than you could ever imagine, comments like yours make it all worth it for all the time and effort it takes to do this videos...and we will be here to help those Mercedes (which I love) stay running and do continue to do it affordably :) thank you again Mike.

    • @daveetter4786
      @daveetter4786 6 лет назад +1

      '97 E420, '99 E320 wagon, and '01 S500. We love them too. I have done videos myself and people really don't understand with as good as your videos are, all the editing that goes into them! Thank you,

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      Dave thanks so much, and it does take time, average time into one 5 min video alone, shooting and editing is about 5 hours...but when you love what you do and hope others do as well and share our video channel it makes it all worth it.

    • @daveetter4786
      @daveetter4786 6 лет назад +1

      got my parts in today and heading to see my son tomorrow looking forward to getting all belts and pulleys lubed and treated to start!!

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +2

      Dave Etter that's great news my friend glad to hear that for sure :)

  • @hulkhuggett
    @hulkhuggett 6 лет назад +3

    I just ordered this product because of this channel. They owe you some royalties! I have not used it yet. I hope it works! I think it will. Keep the awesome videos coming!😎

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +2

      Glad to hear that hulk You’ll love the product you can use it on rubber plastic vinyl leather and it will make it last like you’ll Make it last like you will never believe Have a great day my friend

  • @wb7370
    @wb7370 4 года назад +2

    This guy is a godsend...put some 303 on my squeaking belt and it stopped the terrible noise..Ford dealership told me it was the seal's on the water pump with a cost of 750 bucks to replace...I use 303 on everything now..dose wonders on leather sneakers and shoes.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  4 года назад +2

      Good deal glad we could help you my friend have a great weekend

    • @wb7370
      @wb7370 4 года назад +2

      Thanks again

  • @jenniferwhitewolf3784
    @jenniferwhitewolf3784 6 лет назад +23

    Aerospace 303 is totally awesome! Been using it for years, but never thought to treat a serp. belt with it... GREAT idea! I have a new belt for the old C5 Vette... its gonna get treated before install.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +2

      there you go, Jennifer, you will love the results :)

    • @alanelliott8450
      @alanelliott8450 6 лет назад +2

      Jennifer WhiteWolf #

    • @Connlew
      @Connlew 6 лет назад +2

      I do not get it belts are like 10 pounds and take 5 mins to change I don’t understand buying another product that I’ll barely use

    • @oneslave3318
      @oneslave3318 6 лет назад +2

      Connor finch
      Really?
      My belt is $240 and goes 30,000 miles.
      Now it may last for ever.

    • @Connlew
      @Connlew 6 лет назад

      One Slave mate you need to change your car then 😂 that or your parts place! That’s nuts!

  • @SilkCityOG
    @SilkCityOG 7 лет назад +104

    This is why you should subscribe! This guy's never stops trying to make things easier for us! Salute!

  • @SweetProjectCars
    @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

    FOR TIMING BELTS SEE THIS ruclips.net/video/yY6dduFcRvI/видео.html

  • @BruceLyeg
    @BruceLyeg 7 лет назад +178

    Yet another great idea I never would have thought of. It makes perfect sense. You (should) condition all the other plastic and rubber parts on your car. Why not the belts?
    Reminds me of using glycerin on the rubber band on little balsa model planes when I was younger.
    I learn more watching a six minute video of yours than I do in twenty minutes of most other videos on You Tube.
    Thanks for the video.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +23

      bruce thank you so much for the great kudos and the comments

    • @josephbell2160
      @josephbell2160 7 лет назад +6

      Sweet Project Cars Will this work on timing belts?

    • @cheemsdoge977
      @cheemsdoge977 7 лет назад +1

      Joseph Bell actually you don't need to change it, it still work normally if you don't change it. My dad is a former mackanic

    • @tragicnbad
      @tragicnbad 7 лет назад +17

      Can you spell technicians? Sorry dude, It just struck me as funny. You correcting him then misspelling what you believe your actual job title is.

    • @psnsodapop123
      @psnsodapop123 7 лет назад +10

      Don't bash the guy about spelling if you cant spell technician properly.

  • @jublywubly
    @jublywubly 7 лет назад +12

    Thanks for the tip!
    I've been using 303 Aerospace Protectant on my car's plastic and rubber trim, for years. It's brilliant stuff, with 30+ UV protection. I didn't consider using it for belts. I would have thought the belt would be more likely to slip, because 303 Aerospace Protectant leaves a very smooth & slippery sheen. I've never seen it available in anything larger than a small spray bottle, either.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +3

      I'm with you it works like crazy and we have never had issues with it slipping whatsoever with 100's of customers cars, try it you will love the results, you can buy the gallons of it online amazon ebay walmart...thanks so much for the comments.

    • @jublywubly
      @jublywubly 7 лет назад +1

      Thanks! Unfortunately, I'm in Australia. They seem to like to limit our portions to tiny sizes. I'm guessing it's partially due to less dense population (less market for larger containers) and likely because no-one's started selling larger containers of anything like 303, so us suckers continue to pay the high prices that go with small bottles.
      Have you ever tried the Auto Glym range? They have a glass polish that takes all that horrible film off the inside of windows and it works on the outside, after the normal cleaning. There's also a brilliant product for paintwork. I don't remember it's current name. It used to be called Auto Glaze. It goes on like a polish, but it actually has beads of glass in it, so it leaves paintwork even more shiny than the windows! (Need to be gentle applying it, though, as the glass beads can end up scratching the paintwork.)

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +2

      thats too bad on the size of the bottle there, and thank you on the suggestions we will look into it, thank you so much for your true contributions to our channel :)

    • @modzz8319
      @modzz8319 2 года назад +1

      @@jublywubly hey there from Australia - I've tried 303 Protectant (rubber/vinyl) & it seems to be working. I'm sure you could use the Autoglym vinyl/rubber care too :)

    • @jublywubly
      @jublywubly 2 года назад +1

      @@modzz8319
      Funny enough, I've actually been mostly been using Autoglym products. They're fantastic!

  • @TheWeThePeopleToday
    @TheWeThePeopleToday 6 лет назад +1

    After taking "Sweet Project Cars" advise, and it stopped the squealing of my belt (Permanently)!!!! I used his advise again on a 18 year old Vacu Vise ball vise that would not suck to anything. Soaked it for a couple of hours .It was like brand new! Sweet Project Cars channel is legit!!!!!!! Thanks dude!!!

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      Paul .C thats awesome my friend glad we could help :)

  • @brandonbentley8532
    @brandonbentley8532 6 лет назад +3

    I've used belt dressings before but never thought to actually condition a belt thinking it would make it slip, great idea and video! I happen to JUST buy a new best belt I could find for my Porsche and am going to give this a try.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      brandon bentley you will love the results my friend :)

    • @bikersoncall
      @bikersoncall Год назад +1

      How did it work for you brandon?

  • @oldretireddude
    @oldretireddude 6 лет назад +3

    I watched this video 6mo or so ago and used the technique on my F250 7.3 serpentine belt that was chirping a little. The belt is relatively new and a very good brand and quality but still chirping. This fixed it right up. Much better than belt dressing and is lasting longer.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      oldvideodude good deal and if you give it a squirt every 3 months or so the chirping will eventually disappear :)

    • @oldretireddude
      @oldretireddude 6 лет назад +1

      Sweet Project Cars, funny thing was it wasn't the ribbed side chirping, it was the flat side as it ran up against an idler pulley.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      oldvideodude gotcha is it a pulley going bad?

    • @oldretireddude
      @oldretireddude 6 лет назад

      Sweet Project Cars , no after your treatment the noise has stayed away. And, the pulleys were all new with the belt, not that that means anything.

  • @bsouza1675
    @bsouza1675 6 лет назад +16

    I bought some 303 and you were so right. 👍 Thank you! However, I would like to mention that we need to check the belt ribs with a rib check gage. The gage measures the depth and width of the ribs so that the belt does not get slippage. A modern belt can wear but not show cracking. A worn out belt can snap which can cause engine damage. Also, belt slippage can cause horsepower loss and impact alternator, water pump, a/c compressor inefficiencies. Belts are relatively inexpensive so treat them by all means but check them for wear. I believe that Gates and Continental have free gages. BELTS ROCK!

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +5

      B Souza thank you for sharing yes with all the methods we share, normal everyday inspection and adjusting still needs to be done on all parts of a vehicle to keep them running and lasting :)

  • @jeffwheeler8758
    @jeffwheeler8758 3 года назад +12

    “Especially the ladies out there, might wanna bring this to your mechanic” Like yo what 😂😂😂😂

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  3 года назад +3

      LOL, thanks for watching Jeff, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

  • @InternetDude
    @InternetDude 7 лет назад +7

    Sounds legit. I’ve used 303 for years in place of tire shine. It lasts well and doesn’t attract dust.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +3

      you nailed it my friend thank you for your very useful comments for this channel glad to have you here.

  • @BlueRidgeParkway
    @BlueRidgeParkway 7 лет назад +1

    What an awesome tip! I just inherited a 1999 Toyota 4Runner and it needs a lot of TLC ;-) I'm pretty broke, had to drive it home 250 miles w/a split alternator belt & leaky power steering line. Slowed the leak down to a trickle with silicone tape & a hose clamp. Have the belt and will definitely do this before installing! Thanks for helping out the little guy ;-) Liked & sub'd

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +1

      you will love it thank you very much glad to have you here with
      us :)

  • @spozz6633
    @spozz6633 6 лет назад +231

    Since I've been commenting about 4 months ago trying this technique to the new belt to see if it's true or not, I find it still looks like new and the writing on the conveyor belt is still readable even though I use the car almost 250km each day, the meter also shows almost 30,000km of travel and I'm supposed to be ready to change to the new one. this technique really saves money. videos from Sweet Project Cars never disappoint me ... I will continue to support you. Sweet Project Cars is the best Video for all of you..thank you so much. thumbs up

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +7

      thanks SPOZZ !!! I knew time would tell ...:)

    • @spozz6633
      @spozz6633 6 лет назад +4

      you are the best..thumbs up

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +7

      spozz thank you very much my friend always a pleasure to have you here with us :)

    • @stevecollins5791
      @stevecollins5791 6 лет назад +3

      Spozz

    • @camposvazquez
      @camposvazquez 6 лет назад +2

      Sweet Project Cars can i use this on timing belts? does thiscweaken the belt? does it decrease resistance on the belt making it easier to spin on the pulleys and cam gears?

  • @TheCowgirlNiamh
    @TheCowgirlNiamh 7 лет назад +22

    You must keep that company in business lol such a versatile product! Luckily for me, the belt on my BMW is easy peasy to change. I can do it in under 2 minutes but I'm still tempted as you've proven it has many uses :)

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +16

      why spend if you dont have to we always say :)

    • @stevemitchell2252
      @stevemitchell2252 7 лет назад +2

      Sweet Project Cars its not just the money part...what about the work/ aggravation involved with changing the belt...and the chance of being stranded goes wayy up on a untreated belt... good job sir...

    • @theemwu2782
      @theemwu2782 7 лет назад +1

      Sweet Project Cars

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +1

      thank you :)

    • @carlbrooks90
      @carlbrooks90 7 лет назад +1

      Steven Claggett lmfao! True that. BMW are money pits

  • @cudawantd1
    @cudawantd1 6 лет назад +2

    I know it works. I worked at boat canvas shop and we couldn't praise 303 Aerospace Protectant more for vinyl seats and vinyl glass windows, convertible tops and vinyl car tops, Jeep tops and Jeep windows. The stuff is amazing. Anything that has a UV protectant and made for vinyl is just as good-Son of a gun, Amorall, etc. too.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      you have that correct Charlene thank you for your great comments

  • @joeyramirez6355
    @joeyramirez6355 7 лет назад +56

    Not like belts need changing constantly. It's not a chrysler transmission or anything..,

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +4

      no but just added info for those who never want to change their belt again.

    • @efremendez
      @efremendez 7 лет назад +1

      joey ramirez my pos Ford mustang V-6 belt only lasts 20-25k miles.

    • @sbains560
      @sbains560 4 года назад +1

      Chrysler transmission made by Mattel

  • @frankcuizio5375
    @frankcuizio5375 6 лет назад +5

    Thanks for the information.I have been working on vehicles since i was 7 years old and i am 68 now.It is really good information since the newer cars are a pain to work on .Compared to a 57 chevy with a 283.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      Frank Cuizio I'm with you my friend, i remember my old 70 Nova SS and my 70 Z-28 they were a piece of cake to work on ...have a great day and thank you for being here with us:)

  • @bigst05
    @bigst05 6 лет назад +1

    I've been sharing yalls videos in a few lexus threads that I'm in 18 year old car with interior that looks 18 days old thanks to yalls methods and tips with 303!

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      shawn r thank you very much and thanks for stopping by to pick up some of our common sense DIYer tips.

  • @paulwehbe5440
    @paulwehbe5440 7 лет назад +188

    Amazing content! Hats off to you sir. You deserve all the best.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +22

      Thanks so much Paul you are truly appreciated here !!!

    • @cameroncameron4274
      @cameroncameron4274 7 лет назад +2

      Sweet Project Cars ,nice video to the point great,I think this would work on belt driven bikes like the Harley Davidson and buell

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +7

      yes Cameron I use it on all my big dog pitbulls with the 117" they look brand new !

    • @bernhardlist9359
      @bernhardlist9359 7 лет назад +6

      How did You find out about it and can't such treated belts slip? Why would any protectant work no matter what chemical content?
      Thanks for sharing.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +4

      no belt slip ever

  • @SweetProjectCars
    @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +134

    Friends....Welcome to our DIYER's channel helping good people do their own car and truck Stuff and Things

    • @فيهشاهي
      @فيهشاهي 7 лет назад +5

      holy shit really ??
      cuz wipers worn so fast

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +6

      wait till you see the video my friend it will be so simple and save the diyer so much cash !!!

    • @gwest6511
      @gwest6511 7 лет назад +2

      Sweet Project Cars no shit i wanna see that

    • @seekeroftruth1200
      @seekeroftruth1200 7 лет назад +2

      I always rub my wiper blades with isopropol alcohol to get more use out of 'em.

    • @gwest6511
      @gwest6511 7 лет назад +2

      Seeker of Truth i never heard of that my wipers usally smudge after two or good rains ☔ ☔

  • @bonniebuchanan985
    @bonniebuchanan985 5 лет назад +2

    BRILLIANT! Thank you for the very useful tip!..Particularly useful when you have a supposed higher end vehicle, where labor charges are akin to signing away your first born!

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  5 лет назад +1

      You’re very correct Bonnie you can use this product all of the rubber vinyl plastic and the leather on your vehicle saving you over the long term

  • @realworldnews247realnewspr4
    @realworldnews247realnewspr4 6 лет назад +11

    *Sounds like you can do this with the Belt installed, if you just use a spray bottle and spray the inside and outside of the belt and let it sit then wipe it off.. You may have to hit the starter a few times to get the entire belt area.. Easy to Reapply that way also, without having to remove the belt..*

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      RealWorldNews247 you can see this ruclips.net/video/_8RE8p_m8bA/видео.html

    • @maxa3221
      @maxa3221 5 лет назад

      ya but you may as well just take it off, dont be 21

  • @maxprophet2401
    @maxprophet2401 5 лет назад +5

    This works, my mentor showed me this 20 some years ago (different product, almost identical ingredients). I've used the same rubber 100's of times w/o any problems as long as I rinsed thoroughly. The rest of the unopened, long expired box completely disintegrated years ago.

    • @76rjackson
      @76rjackson 5 лет назад +7

      Works on silicone, too. My ex used to rub it on her breasts. She's 70 with no teeth but she's got the chachas of a cheerleader!

  • @Killmonize
    @Killmonize 6 лет назад +1

    We will see. I am replacing belt this weekend. I am sure it will. This channel never lets me down.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +2

      You will love the results Richard have a great night

    • @Killmonize
      @Killmonize 6 лет назад +1

      Thank you for the reply we will see. I am soaking overnight.

    • @Killmonize
      @Killmonize 6 лет назад +1

      Thank you so much

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +2

      Are you go that should work well

  • @raphael52
    @raphael52 5 лет назад +5

    That's a nice trick. No different than lubricating leather to make it last. You sir are a Tony Starks.

  • @dualoz7004
    @dualoz7004 6 лет назад +4

    Great tip. I found out about 303 several years ago and it's the best.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      dual oz you got that right my friend :) it is the best we have found

    • @drd1924
      @drd1924 3 года назад

      After going through 3 belts in a year....just ordered some of this stuff...hope it works

  • @ojonnyabq
    @ojonnyabq 7 лет назад

    It's like a new car! My 2003 Highlander not only doesnt squeel on startup, it runs smoother, quieter, and turning is more responsive! Maybe I had really bad belts but this trick gave me a new car! Thanks!

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад

      Jonathan glad we could help :) Thank you and thank you for being here with us :)

  • @gto6t5
    @gto6t5 Год назад +3

    You have nice vids, but info on what you are using is either so quickly shown, or not shown at all….like you assume we know what you are using…I like new info on things, but hate trying to figure out what you are using to produce the results

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  Год назад +1

      It's this amzn.to/2WQg0sB and just a reminder, all of the products/tools we use in our videos can always be found in the ...MORE of the videos description, see here 3c5.com/4u6dj if you can't find it let us know and we will help you. Thanks for watching. mad Mike

  • @danieladamson5311
    @danieladamson5311 6 лет назад +3

    Hell yeh thanks for the info bud we need more helpful people like you and me

  • @WarVet1984
    @WarVet1984 Год назад +1

    I need to replace my belt and i am glad i came across your video, i ordered some 303 from one of your links thanks

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  Год назад +2

      Awesome! It's the best time to condition that belt, when it's off and brand spanking new! Thank you for watching and sharing, hope you have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC

  • @ronellhinley9086
    @ronellhinley9086 4 года назад +17

    U never mention what you’re dipping the belt in

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  4 года назад +5

      Here it is amzn.to/2WQg0sB we don't mention a lot about the products as we leave all of those in the SHOW MORE of the videos description so anybody can go there and find it. Thanks and have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

  • @JohnDavis-sb6ex
    @JohnDavis-sb6ex 3 года назад +3

    303 works on belts just like this guy says. I treat a new belt just the way this guy did. I don't pour the 303 back into the 303 container though, as I use it up on my tires and plastic surfaces like the dash or trim. Also, I, once in a while, directly spray the installed belt with 303 just for the insurance of added 303. Enjoy!

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  3 года назад +1

      We're with you on that John! Thanks for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it my friend. Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

  • @scottybutterworth666
    @scottybutterworth666 2 года назад +2

    What’s the product called? Where do you purchase it? What does it cost? How often should it be used? What’s the products core use? What PPE is required when using? Is it biodegradable? What’s the correct way to dispose of the product? Is it only available at a certain outlet or online? All things I’d genuinely like to know

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  2 года назад +1

      It's this amzn.to/2WQg0sB click and read all about it my friend. Thanks for watching. mad Mike the hammer SPC

  • @sassed12many
    @sassed12many 7 лет назад +11

    Awesome. Have any videos how to deal with metal car parts in the northeast that have been A-Salted?

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +3

      yes we live in michigan and have the same problem with slat and chloride you have to keep them washed at least once a week and make sure they are rust proofed and good wax on the body and lots of clear on the rims.

    • @justinprohm
      @justinprohm 7 лет назад

      +Sweet Project Cars i live in michigan too!

    • @sassed12many
      @sassed12many 7 лет назад

      I just found your video on Rusfre. Can you brush that on?

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +3

      you sure can

    • @dm8867
      @dm8867 7 лет назад

      sassed1 2many
      galvanizing of the frame

  • @electronicsNmore
    @electronicsNmore 7 лет назад +13

    Amazing that belt doesn't slip and squeal with that Armor All like coating on it.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +9

      it does not you see how dry the belt was in the video ...once you treat it, it conditions the rubber then the excess vapes. thank you very much glad to have you here :)

    • @CRM537
      @CRM537 3 года назад +3

      @@SweetProjectCars cant you just squirt some on the belt without removal...??

    • @thekehoeshow..
      @thekehoeshow.. 3 года назад +1

      @@CRM537 I hope he replies because I was wondering the same thing.

    • @boostedsc4040
      @boostedsc4040 3 года назад

      @@CRM537 you probably can but that stuff is like a detailing product for your car so if it gets all over the engine it might stain it or make it smell weird and you may not be able to fully coat the belt since it’s tensioned on the pulleys, but you probably can if you spray the exposed parts and dry them then go back and crank over the motor so the pulleys move the belt a bit then spray the dry parts and make sure to dry it off after spraying it and before you turn the car on or crank it over because that stuff will probably make the belt slip if you don’t dry it

    • @aaron_333
      @aaron_333 3 года назад +2

      It's not Armorall and does not behave the same. This stuff you can put on your steering wheel, allow to sit a while and then just lightly buff with a cloth and it does not turn the wheel slippery. It also has a matte look on the surfaces.

  • @samuelspade889
    @samuelspade889 6 лет назад +1

    I just change my serpentine belt it had 110,000 miles on it. It had no cracks and look good. It was the factory installed belt. I changed it b/c the owners manual indicated it needed to be changed. I am what you call an outlier my car is a 2005 and I finally went over 110k miles. My wife still drives her 87 and it has 135,000 miles. I wish I had seen this before I changed it. Btw, I think this guy is a true man of genius.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      Samuel thank you my friend and glad to have you with us for sure :) mike

  • @User8571
    @User8571 3 года назад +10

    I'm less concerned with the cost of a serpentine belt. For me, it's more about making my vehicle as reliable as possible. Good tip.👍🏻
    The same trick can be used to preserve suspension bushings. 🚗

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  3 года назад +1

      Right on! Thanks for watching and sharing. Have a great evening my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

  • @plantcitychuck2551
    @plantcitychuck2551 7 лет назад +11

    How would that work on wipers, any good?

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +7

      YOU KNOW IT BROTHER ...any rubber !!! great question John !!!

    • @gwest6511
      @gwest6511 7 лет назад

      john foy good question

    • @jwilly8144
      @jwilly8144 7 лет назад

      john foy you'll need a big coffee can :P

    • @plantcitychuck2551
      @plantcitychuck2551 7 лет назад

      J Willy haha.yea i guess i will

    • @cyy3793
      @cyy3793 7 лет назад

      use a plastic bag

  • @shedtime_au
    @shedtime_au 2 года назад +1

    I'm about to do an Alfa 147 at 85,000km and it hasn't had a belt change in 7 years. I've just bought a litre of 303 off ebay and with a little luck this is the last belt change I'll ever have to do on the car. I'll be doing the auxilliary belt at the same time. Nice one! BTW I'm in Australia and the larger bottles seem to be available now.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  2 года назад +1

      Awesome haiqu! Thank you for watching and sharing, glad to have you here with us from Australia and glad you were able to get your hands on the 303! Have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

  • @3melendr592
    @3melendr592 6 лет назад +4

    Saving money for sure is important. It gives me peace of mind to know that I can go 100's instead of 10's of thousands of mile before a belt brakes! Do you happen to know the active chemicals in that solution? Great video. Cheaper is better in this case.

  • @vgbr88
    @vgbr88 7 лет назад +37

    Any reason why spraying this on tires wouldn't keep the tires from dry rotting too?

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +19

      this product is for use on all rubber and leather and vinyl and plastic...it will keep most anything i mentioned from dry rotting...thanks for the great question :)

    • @gwest6511
      @gwest6511 7 лет назад +1

      Sweet Project Cars so when use it for tires do u spray it on and let it set or wipe off

    • @carlosgarnica1850
      @carlosgarnica1850 7 лет назад +2

      Sweet oject Cars

    • @VKEvilution
      @VKEvilution 7 лет назад +1

      I flat out did not know this was an option.
      Belts, bushings, tires, buff it into weather stripping, buff it into a dash after restoring from any cracks (I'm guessing 'aerospace protectant' covers solar exposure), just 'wow'.
      Spend the money right the first time folks.

    • @RiffMusic1970
      @RiffMusic1970 7 лет назад +2

      FixItYourselfAndSave
      It definitely will not hurt, but this specific product is not intended for exteriors because of the lack of durability. One rain or wash and it is completely washed off.

  • @victorgonzalez8858
    @victorgonzalez8858 4 года назад

    Take it or Leave it, why even bother to be a? This man is just doing something that could be useful to anyone, it didn’t cost me a penny, to watch it, if I could save a dollar because of it , I should be Thankful to this Man.

  • @Colorado_Native
    @Colorado_Native 5 лет назад +5

    I keep a separate jug for the used stuff. I put a coffee filter in a large funnel and filter it out.

  • @Budget-Cars-And-Bikes
    @Budget-Cars-And-Bikes 7 лет назад +46

    Out of interest, would this process help with the longevity of a timing belt too?

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +33

      yes sir this will work on any belt :) great question thank you but let me ADD you can treat them but most manufacturers require them to be changed on certain time or mileage intervals so it's best to follow that on timing belts only.

    • @Budget-Cars-And-Bikes
      @Budget-Cars-And-Bikes 7 лет назад +5

      Many thanks for another great video guys

    • @kfstreich4787
      @kfstreich4787 7 лет назад +65

      timing belt stretch and breakage tend to result in a simple engine replacement unless you have a non interference engine, if you have a non interference subaru ect it could be a fun experiment as long as you carry spare belt and tools and are single. if you are not single this will likely lead to becoming single.

    • @Torch70
      @Torch70 7 лет назад +18

      Timing belts typically fail due to an idler or water pump seizing, which is why they are all replaced at the same time.
      The belt also stretches over time due to the forces applied. When it breaks, at best you'll be left stranded. If the engine is interference, you'll be looking at destroyed valves and possibly a destroyed head(s) and pistons.

    • @sharondanley2611
      @sharondanley2611 7 лет назад

      19psi j

  • @echo8287
    @echo8287 6 лет назад +2

    I am going to be changing all my belts on a Tacoma pretty soon. I am going to try this as I have some 303. I use the 303 for my vinyl boat seats and it is a great product!

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      echo8287 you will love the results my friend that's for sure :)

  • @jeffreymcfarland1655
    @jeffreymcfarland1655 7 лет назад +94

    Well I guess we found out that the belt wasn't all that crack up to be....I belt your mad at me. I need help

  • @sbains560
    @sbains560 4 года назад +38

    Will this stop my wife from squealing when I go out with the boys

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  4 года назад +3

      most likely not my friend LOL

    • @denberholfule4551
      @denberholfule4551 4 года назад

      you mean with "a boy" (wink Wink)

    • @maciejsn2126
      @maciejsn2126 4 года назад

      Only If You wanna sneak with Your car, and Your car belt is waking her up. Yes

    • @shaneelphick4928
      @shaneelphick4928 17 дней назад

      you will need lead for that

  • @rockemfan7671
    @rockemfan7671 5 лет назад +1

    thats having peace of mind knowing your timing belt won't break for a while! great video thank you my friend.

  • @quinnbogenreif652
    @quinnbogenreif652 7 лет назад +44

    I started thinking about it... and realized that using 303 on the rubber of a speaker cone would keep them pliable and last much longer. The 303 would protect it from the ozone and heat and stop them from cracking and becoming brittle. Maybe something worth trying out??? I also use 303 on my tires after using a really good cleaner on them. It also protects them from UV and keeps them from getting dried out here in Cali

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +3

      you nailed it Quinn now you are using the 303 for what it is made for ...great job my friend

    • @quinnbogenreif652
      @quinnbogenreif652 7 лет назад +3

      Sweet Project Cars oh I've been using it for a while before I saw your videos, but I never would have thought of using it on my belts or wipers. I just thought those others might make for another good video to share with the public :)

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +1

      Quinn thank you very much for your great comment, it is great for the whole channel to have good people like you here :)

    • @smartchip
      @smartchip 7 лет назад +1

      Quinn Bogenreif is the protectant a silicon liquid? Thanks

    • @quinnbogenreif652
      @quinnbogenreif652 7 лет назад +1

      No. It is a water based product 100% free of grease-producing silicone oils and petroleum distillates. (stole that from amazon).

  • @carrolannethompson3947
    @carrolannethompson3947 5 лет назад +3

    This stuff works ON tire treads too!! Do it once a year. Just wipe it on..

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  5 лет назад +1

      Carrol Anne Thompson yes and here is the video for it ruclips.net/video/OD8WFiDGx4Q/видео.html

  • @donquixote...
    @donquixote... 6 лет назад +2

    Good that you said, "any" protectant cause I used Mother's... I just sprayed it on and wiped off, but still damp after being completely soaked so allowing it to hang dry for a good while before I put it on...

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +2

      don if you don't have the 303 then use what you have my friend something is better than nothing in this case

  • @1Cobranut
    @1Cobranut 5 лет назад +5

    I'm a fan of 303 Protectant, but honestly, other than a couple instances where an A/C compressor or an alternator locked up, I've never had a serpentine belt last less than 100,000 miles.
    They're usually still in good shape even then, but belts are cheaper than my time.
    If I'm going to the trouble of removing the belt, I'm going to replace it with a new one.

    • @josephtaylor5909
      @josephtaylor5909 3 года назад

      good point

    • @citrogigio
      @citrogigio 2 года назад

      But you can treat the new belt before installing it and have it last your for 300,000 miles 😀

  • @GaryM260
    @GaryM260 6 лет назад +3

    just saw this after i replaced a belt. I wonder if i can just spray some of that on the belt when engine is running?

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      Concow see this video then ruclips.net/video/_8RE8p_m8bA/видео.html hope this helps :)

  • @OnyxCat681
    @OnyxCat681 7 лет назад +1

    Well I have no words for that, and I'm so glad you are sharing your experience, you are amazing, Respect!

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад

      Niki Thank you my friend and thanks for the great inquiry :)

  • @douggerber83
    @douggerber83 7 лет назад +43

    I know it protects the belt from cracking, but what's to stop it from stretching over time.. I'm not convinced

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +25

      it stretches because it dries out...we are not here to convince we are here to share our 20 years of expertise for free.

    • @adamtheeumpire
      @adamtheeumpire 7 лет назад +12

      that's what belt tensioners are for, dumbass

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +5

      oh I fully know that, but it is also the rubber that protects those cords and fabric from the elements :) Much like the orange peel protects the fruit inside...so if we care for the rubber on the outside we help the belt to "live another day" longer...

    • @mikewilliamson6140
      @mikewilliamson6140 7 лет назад +8

      Belts don't stretch. They wear. V belts seen to get longer because they fit lower in the groove as they wear.

    • @mwilliamson9727
      @mwilliamson9727 7 лет назад +5

      Serpentine belts are made with a radial cord that I was taught cannot stretch. I have used them to pull engines they are so strong long ways. Usually when a belt slides off it is where the flat side of the belt contacts a smooth pulley. When the belt gets slippery off it comes. Its really common on Chrysler mini vans. You spit at the idler pulley the belt comes off. No doubt oil will mess up a belt also.

  • @guitarTennisCarHomeFixFlying
    @guitarTennisCarHomeFixFlying 6 лет назад +4

    can I spray on a serpentine belt already in place while engine off, and periodically spray so to get different sections of the belt and let dry? or just spray and start engine so conditioner will spread to other parts of the belt?

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад

      yes see this video ruclips.net/video/_8RE8p_m8bA/видео.html

    • @BGeee25
      @BGeee25 4 года назад

      I

  • @benjaminanderson1638
    @benjaminanderson1638 6 лет назад +2

    This is amazing. I will be doing this on all my cars and truck. If it works, this will save me hundreds.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      Benjamin Anderson and it works on all rubber, plastic, vinyl and leather :)

  • @shanemike3070
    @shanemike3070 5 лет назад +3

    I just spray some on the belts, seem to help alot

  • @justinfranklin204
    @justinfranklin204 7 лет назад +5

    That belt still needs replaced. The pulley grooves wear into the belt and as a technician myself, I can tell you that belt needs replaced.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +2

      Sorry you are wrong O it went back on after video and we will put another 300k on it...

    • @slinq
      @slinq 7 лет назад

      i am curious so the belt now has 600k miles on it? something isnt adding up. video was posted a couple days ago. and already you have driven 300k miles o-0

    • @prairiemountaineer
      @prairiemountaineer 7 лет назад +3

      he said "we WILL put another 300k on it"

    • @TacticalxSolutions
      @TacticalxSolutions 6 лет назад

      Actually the belt may not "crack" but over time the belt will loose it's dimensions and stretch out making it less tension for a vehicle that has an auto tensioner...

  • @MrKelso159
    @MrKelso159 6 лет назад +1

    You are absolutely right. For me on a tight budget every penny counts. Thank you !

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      You’re very welcome Mr. Kelso have a great day

  • @johnydoe7065
    @johnydoe7065 5 лет назад +8

    Find a way to make a tank of gas last 5,000 miles using an additive that’d be swell..........

  • @davebuts1921
    @davebuts1921 7 лет назад +6

    A great video, but I think I will replace my Timing belt when the manufacture says. All other belts I will try this. All other belts its not a problem if it snaps, but the timing belt, that's new engine time, if the cars an older one its new car time.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +2

      thanks dave ....great comments :)

    • @unknowmysteries5925
      @unknowmysteries5925 7 лет назад +2

      davebuts agreed but this could help with premature breakdown

    • @sbeezynukka
      @sbeezynukka 7 лет назад +4

      Dave that's a timing belt... this is serpentine... you'd be crazy to not change a timing belt on an interference engine.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +3

      you can treat them but most manufacturers require them (timing Belt) to be changed on certain time or mileage intervals so it's best to follow the manufacturer on that for timing belts

    • @fuckjewtube69
      @fuckjewtube69 7 лет назад +1

      Timing belts have teeth, you HAVE to change them. The teeth will break off eventually.

  • @treefrog9822
    @treefrog9822 6 лет назад +1

    303 is great stuff. I have been using it for years on vinlyl soft tops, tire sidewalls, and gel coat on boats and my wenonah canoe. It is a UV protectant to those who are not familiar. My soft top on Bronco is 15 years old and still looks like new. I spray 303 on a damp rag and wipe it on entire top and especially into the threads. My canoe is 10 years old and still looks like new minus scratches. I never thought of treating the belts. Great tip!

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +2

      Tree frog thank you very much and you’re very correct it’s pretty awesome stuff and does the job better than anything else we found have a great

    • @treefrog9822
      @treefrog9822 6 лет назад +1

      I tell everyone I know to throw away their armor all and buy a bottle of 303.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      tree frog there you go you are helping them immensely :)

  • @Spacegoat92
    @Spacegoat92 6 лет назад +4

    How about if i sprayed it on my belt while it was on the car. Would that work?

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      Spacegoat92 do you mean this ruclips.net/video/_8RE8p_m8bA/видео.html

  • @dieselscience
    @dieselscience 7 лет назад +39

    36K and it already looked that bad? .. must be a Dayco. Other than that you should NEVER bend a belt sharper than a 1" radius.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +15

      done it for years with never an issue and many 100's of happy customers thank you glad to have you with us :)

    • @07liftedAV
      @07liftedAV 6 лет назад +3

      Dieselscience you spelled delco wrong LOL😉😆

    • @caddyguy5369
      @caddyguy5369 6 лет назад

      07liftedAV I'm assuming you're thinking of AC Delco?
      Dayco is another brand.
      If you were making a joke, ignore my comment. My bad.

  • @TheWeThePeopleToday
    @TheWeThePeopleToday 6 лет назад +1

    Your the man!!! I tried this and and it worked! Saved 50 bucks! Auto zone wanted 65 bucks for a cheap belt. Paid $15 to stop the squealing! As I said before...You are the man!!!!!

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      Paul we thank you very very much for your kind comments :)

  • @tsabo8227
    @tsabo8227 6 лет назад +11

    Can the existing belts be treated while on car?
    Obviously not the ideal thing,but was thinking if they can be reached and coated,would be better than nothing?

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +3

      T yes it can be treated on the car see this video we did ruclips.net/video/_8RE8p_m8bA/видео.html thank you for the great question :)

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  5 лет назад +1

      Have never had that issue all you do is mist the 3O3 on no different then spraying a belt dressing on

  • @CharlesNolanArt
    @CharlesNolanArt 6 лет назад +4

    I hope this isn't a dumb question, but is this simillar to armor-all protectant? and could i simply spray it on the existing belt and wipe away excess? Thank you.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      Charles Nolan sorry my friend it 303 is nothing like armor-all, thats why we use it, do this video ruclips.net/video/_8RE8p_m8bA/видео.html if you want to treat an existing belt already mounted to your car. hope this helps:)

    • @BadRonald1
      @BadRonald1 6 лет назад +1

      Actually any vinyl & rubber conditioner will work fine. I used Meguiars on this several years ago and it worked just like the 303 did. Ive been detailing for 18 years and have seen a lot of products come and go and Meguiars Mioor Glaze products are always consistent.(The beige bottles)

  • @thomasstezelberger2741
    @thomasstezelberger2741 6 лет назад +1

    DO NOT LISTEN TO THE COMPLAINERS, THIS IS A GREAT THING! A lot of people on here are just greedy parts replacers or they work for the belt companies. This is a great thing, even if it doubles the interval. Hats off to the guy who posted this, he is an honest mechanic. Why waste your time any money needlessly. I do now how to work on cars, but I would rather not HAVE to, and I would rather save the money. Also, if you rent like I do, you don't always have a good place to work on your car when something NEEDS to be repaired, or it is raining etc.
    I live in California, and mechanics in Sacramento are ridiculous in regards to what they charge for simple things. $156 plus tax for the labor to do sparks plugs, not including the plugs which I was quoted another $80 for. LOL, I got NGK platinum(oem Nissan part) for like $35 bucks and it took me 30 min. to do my plugs. That is a lot of money saved!
    Belts and labor plus tax would easily be $80 in Sacramento CA, PLUS I would have to arrange drop off/pick up for my car during the work week. Most mechs where I live aren't open Saturday. If this saves me the time and money (1) time in two years it is worth it.
    Leaving your car with a mechanic is a hassle, period, for anybody who doesn't have the knowledge, have a place to, or have the time to work on their own car. Or have a reputable mechanic he deals with. I don't mind spending the money to have someone fix my car, but in my part of the country it is very hard to find someone who is honest, reasonably priced, and actually knows what they are doing.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      Thomas thank you very much for sharing, we truly appreciate that and are very glad you are here with us :)

  • @مخمومالقلب-س2ش
    @مخمومالقلب-س2ش 6 лет назад +3

    God bless you man..

  • @poppitypop1
    @poppitypop1 5 лет назад +4

    What stuff. We don't even know the product you used. What was it.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  5 лет назад +2

      this is it amzn.to/2kawJXA and To help you in the future see this if you look for the SHOW MORE of the videos description you will find all the tools my friend, to find the SHOW MORE on any of our videos see these static pictures as a guide photos.app.goo.gl/4fbqwpXC3Koqsv8o7 for a desktop computer or here photos.app.goo.gl/dY6Wz16qnroYHDsK6 for a cell phone

  • @HALWG51
    @HALWG51 7 лет назад +1

    I like the tires in the bathtub idea!

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад

      that is a good idea if momma will let you lol thanks for the great comments we do appreciate it..

  • @tedc7533
    @tedc7533 6 лет назад +3

    Why are there 1.2K thumbs down on this video? Almost 10% of the thumbs up.
    Is there a down side or knock on this technique? I haven't seen any mention in the comments of any down side.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      Ted C thats still 90% of good positive people who like trick ways to do things. This process is amazing and works great, that 10 % are ones who have not tried this method and if they did they would change their belief.

    • @primarymaster01
      @primarymaster01 5 лет назад

      Those who thumbs down are the belt manufacturers.

  • @philipgreenwood4877
    @philipgreenwood4877 5 лет назад +3

    can this method be used on timing belts

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  5 лет назад +1

      philip greenwood see this my friend ruclips.net/video/yY6dduFcRvI/видео.html

  • @William971
    @William971 6 лет назад +1

    just the nicest voice you listen to

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      thank you very much William we do apprciate that :)

  • @richardyork4488
    @richardyork4488 7 лет назад +3

    Just curious, won't this make the belt slip, making more problems? ???

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +1

      no slipping this is water based thank you very much for your great comment, it's great for the whole chain to have good people like you here :)

  • @johnmadow5331
    @johnmadow5331 6 лет назад +3

    I had lived in many states from PA., MA GA and CA, AL WI and latest MO. I owned many Japanese cars and ran into this problem from 1983-today! The "boss" of repair shop keep "lecture" me about installation customer part as "buying food from one store and consume it inside the different restaurant". First I heard about this was 1983 in MA and recently about 2 hours ago in Ballwin, MO. shop. I also hate parts "Made in China" that forced upon me by the car repair shop in the US. I had issue with low quality parts and people because I had my car brake down in CA and forced to pay $1200 for fuel pump repair in 1996. I also had mechanic in NJ asked me to buy "inspection program" and I refused it. As a result, I got my car back from oil change with anti freeze my brand new engine oil.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      Narit Thank you very much for sharing this we appreciate all your great information it will help many others when dealing with their cars and trucks have a great day

  • @CLIFFWILKES
    @CLIFFWILKES 4 года назад

    So I've looked into the science of this and I'm telling yall this man is a Genius 👍👍

  • @stacydalebarendse3978
    @stacydalebarendse3978 7 лет назад +5

    Belt will stretch in the fullest of time. You will have to adjust belt tension once so often. Best resolve is to buy a kevlar racing belt. Gates make them.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  7 лет назад +2

      they stretch very little as you can see from my belt it still works great with 330k mile thanks

    • @stacydalebarendse3978
      @stacydalebarendse3978 7 лет назад

      sure Gates makes the best belts IMHO..most will stretch especially a ChinaZone belt.

    • @speedfreak8200
      @speedfreak8200 6 лет назад

      that's what the tensioner does....keeps the belt adjusted all by its lonesome

  • @DeadlyVoltsHD
    @DeadlyVoltsHD 6 лет назад +3

    I feel like belts used to be treated like this from factory and not anymore I've noticed some shitty belts lately

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +2

      AustinAutomotive it is all about selling parts these days..its too bad they don't make them like they sued to :)

    • @DeadlyVoltsHD
      @DeadlyVoltsHD 6 лет назад +1

      Sweet Project Cars couldn't agree more I recently did a completely custom swap and build and I've gone thru 2 belts already she either squeal real bad from too much engine torque or they shread too quickly like they almlst sat on a shelf for 2 years and dried out

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +1

      AustinAutomotive when I built my 572ci for my 71 Z-28 I had to go to a cog belt drive system for everything because of the toque and HP you may have to do the same :)

  • @inxs13
    @inxs13 7 лет назад

    303 is amazing. I dress entire engine bag with it so they are treated along with hoses etc. looks brand new 🤘🏼

  • @jolmeaki
    @jolmeaki 6 лет назад +5

    Would be nice for timing belts.

    • @SweetProjectCars
      @SweetProjectCars  6 лет назад +2

      It is great for timing belts we actually have a video on it if you look through our videos you’ll find it my friend have a g