SNR Tensioner Pulley for V-Ribbed Belt GA374.36

Compatible with HONDA CR-V III (RE_) , HONDA STREAM (RN) , HONDA CR-V II (RD_) Show more info
Ensures proper tension for your V-ribbed belt system. Maintains optimal performance and longevity of the belt.
48.83 EUR
inc. VAT 21%
In stock 2
Delivery 1 day (24.03.2026)
PN GA37436
Make SNR
EAN 3413521203541

This SNR tensioner pulley, part code GA374.36, is designed to maintain the correct tension on your V-ribbed belt. Proper belt tension is crucial for the efficient operation of various engine accessories, including the alternator, power steering pump, and air conditioning compressor. By ensuring the V-ribbed belt remains taut, this pulley prevents slippage, which can lead to reduced performance and premature wear of both the belt and the pulley itself. This component is engineered for durability and reliable operation, contributing to the overall health of your engine's accessory drive system. Regular inspection and replacement of worn tensioner pulleys are recommended as part of routine vehicle maintenance. This SNR tensioner pulley offers a dependable solution for maintaining your vehicle's accessory drive system.

  • Maintains optimal V-ribbed belt tension
  • Prevents belt slippage and premature wear
  • Ensures efficient operation of engine accessories
  • Durable construction for long-lasting performance
  • Designed for reliable and consistent operation
  • Crucial for accessory drive system health
  • Part code: GA374.36
  • Brand: SNR
  • HONDA
    • CR-V III (RE_)
      • 2.4 i-VTEC 4WD (RE7) (122kW/166PS)
    • STREAM (RN)
      • 2.0 16V (RN3) (115kW/156PS)
    • CR-V II (RD_)
      • 2.0 (RD5) (110kW/150PS)
    • ACCORD VII (CL, CN)
      • 2.0 (CL7) (114kW/155PS)
      • 2.4 (CL9) (140kW/190PS)
      • 2.2 i-CTDi (CN1) (103kW/140PS)
    • ACCORD VII Tourer (CM, CN)
      • 2.0 (CM1) (114kW/155PS)
      • 2.4 (CM2) (140kW/190PS)
    • FR-V (BE)
      • 2.0 (BE3) (110kW/150PS)
    • CIVIC VIII Hatchback (FN, FK)
      • Type R (FN2) (148kW/201PS)
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