Drive Belt, Comet 203783, New 15/16 X 31.9 12-13627 on 2040-parts.com
Trabuco Canyon, California, US
This is a brand new drive belt for a Comet 40 series torque converter. Comet part number 203783 and generic part number 12-13627. The size is 15/16" x 31.9" (23.7 mm x 811.5 mm).
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