So I drive 110 miles Saturday to help fix my son's truck. I don't mind, spend the day with him. I remove the two existing belts on the truck, the alternator belt is somewhere on a street two days back. I take the VIN #, engine code #, and old belts with me to the auto parts store. The oldest employee there, about 28-30, looks in his computer and tells me that this vehicle does not have multiple belts. It only came with a "serpentine belt". Sir-What do I have in my hand then? He tells me: "I don't know where you got those but it was not off of the described vehicle". We go to a different store--same story. Another different store-almost same story. At least this guy makes a phone call to another store and gets told that YES there was a six cylinder motor that year which had three belts on it. The other end of the phone gives this guy the #'s, he pulls them, the two I have match and we're on our way. The missing alternator belt matches also. I suppose that if it is not in the computer, even with all the info I brought with me, then it doesn't exist. :whistling2: David