torque converter belt slipping

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I have noticed that my belt on the torque converter is slipping. I'm almost positive that the belt that come with it isn't the right one but I wanted to ask just to be sure. Its a comet 30 torque converter on a Murray explorer
 

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You are correct, that looks like a simple V belt, nowhere near suitable. There's a belt guide link around here somewhere but, I can't seem to find it...

The unit appears to be a standard TAV 2 setup, measure the distance from centre to centre to be sure but, someone else who knows a bit more should chime in soon.

Sorry I couldn't be more help
 

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TAV2 has an asymetric belt (18° on one and 2.5° on the other side)
with a top width of 3/4" and an OD of 27 3/8"
the original part# is 203589A

similar belts are (AFAIK)
HOFFCO/COMET 203589A,
OREGON 84-027,
PRIME LINE 7-07895,
ROTARY 8487,
SUNBELT AC-589,
SUNBELT B1AC589 3/4"W x 27 3/8"OD

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I believe you can add Manco #5959 to the above list, but it is preferable to start with the Original Comet part number.

Just to reinforce the statement: You do indeed appear to have a V-belt. The pic's a bit blurry to me, but I think it's a 5L or B-series belt. There is no standard V-belt that will allow your CVT to function correctly. Pop on the proper belt, and you're off to the races.
 

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I really appreciate all the help I'll measure the distance between driver and driven then order the correct belt now
 
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