Volvo Penta Drive - Serpentine Belt 21132390 Stern Drive Nos on 2040-parts.com
Oviedo, Florida, US
New Volvo Penta Drive Serpentine Belt - Part #21132385. I bought this belt as a spare to my boat. I sold my boat, and no longer need this spare belt. I bought this belt about two years ago, and it is in new condition, never been used.
I do not know if this is the correct belt for your boat. Please confirm that prior to ordering this belt. Returns are not accepted unless I have not properly described the item. Thanks!!!
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