Chevy Camaro Engine Pulleys

The Camaro is a pony / muscle car that replaced the Corvair in the Chevy lineup. It debuted in 1966 for the 1967 model year. Its development was inspired with tremendous sales success of the Ford Mustang and constantly falling sales of the Corvair. The Chevy Camaro quickly attracted a number of drivers with a wide range of choices. So, the vehicle could be ordered with one of eight engine options (two inline-6 and six V8s were available in the lineup). There were only two body styles available, a two-door coupe and convertible, both featured 2+2 seating. For the first year, there were only three trim levels available, the base, SS, and RS, while the race-ready Z/28 was added soon after the official release.

Many modern vehicles employ the accessory drive system. Drive belts sometimes may seem to be the reason for poor performance and noise. Though, when this happens, the problem is not always in the belt itself. Worn pulleys can cause noisy operation and, eventually, belt slippage. If this is something you have to fix, most probably, you will have to replace one of Chevy Camaro engine pulleys. In our digital catalog we’ve handpicked only quality parts, which will perfectly work in your specific vehicle application.