The belt part number has not changed so your assumption would be a safe bet.

Edit... I don't actualy think the service information was wrong I just think that they misjudged the interval and wanted to err on the side of caution... now that they have more data they can see that the belts are lasting much longer than they had anticipated so they updated the service interval.

 

Thanks!

Wish the dealerships would update with the new information

 

Please do tell where you heard this extension of time/mileage.

Mine's going for her 5 year service on Monday and I'd like to point this out to the dealer, particularly if it wasn't done last year, which I don't think it was...

 

My 2022 Owner's Manual still has the 36,000 mile recommendation/4 year requirement. But it sure seems like some kind of misprint, because it specifies halving the interval in dusty environments. Makes no sense for a serpentine drive belt. Might make sense for some other part.

Never mind, that was for the 2.9, the 2.0 is indeed now 150k with 10k inspections, which makes sense. Basically replace as needed.

 

The on line pdf version for 2022 shows the 150k/15yr interval.

 

Yes I edited my incorrect post.

 

150k on a serpentine belt? Not a good idea on any car especially for a $30 part and thats for the Gates HD green belt

 

It says inspect every 10k miles. So replace when the condition warrants, but not longer than 150k miles. It does not say to ignore until 150k miles.

 

Changed mine out 36k miles myself for around $23 total with OEM belt.

 

I just changed mine at 5 years and the old belt looked pristine. I think the 4 year recommendation was a tad aggressive.

 

Gates HD Green part number??

 

I'll check when I get home and post a picture, it's the standard part number then HD