JEDELEOS Replacement Belts Compatible with Dyson DC07 DC04 DC14 DC33 Vacuum, Clutch Belt Set Replace Parts DY-902514-01 (2-Set)

Dyson DC 7. Getting the clutch out and apart is not an easy anybody can do it deal. You need torx screw drivers and a you tube video (there are many) or exploded view to see how it goes together. The belts were the right size, but a tight fit and a difficult stretch to get them on, (use a big flat blade screw driver) but once on and back together the 21 year old Dyson runs like new. Good deal for 10 bucks!

Fit perfectly in my old DC14. I watched some tutorials on how to replace the belts and after an hour I got it all done. So proud of myself. After a month+ all is well and they work great.

I always get overconfident after watching YouTube videos but these bands worked fine. The hardest part is getting the new bands to stretch. I ended up using zip ties to pull to get the smaller one over the motor shaft. I was swearing a lot. But I won that battle. Then the beater bar one. Swore a lot on that one too, but I also won. During first use the machine made that horrible noise it makes when you hit fringe etc in carpets but within a minute it stopped and went back to normal operation. That’s good or I’d be looking for the busted up vacuum in the woods in the spring ;)

Ordered to replace a broken belt for our Dyson DC-14. The smaller belt was a little tight, but it has done the job.

We purchased the replacement belts for our Dyson DC14, and these aftermarket parts were a perfect fit. My husband installed both belts, and the install went just as described in a YouTube video we watched. Good value for the money.

Do not bother getting these for a clutch-equipped model. Just get a full replacement clutch assembly, you can find it on Amazon for about $40. The thinner clutch belt that comes off the motor and drives the clutch is easy enough to replace. However, the thicker secondary belt that actually drives the roller brush requires full disassembly of the clutch assembly. This process starts with having to remove a small retention clip; you'd need a special pair of thin needle nosed pliers and a lot of patience to remove it and not loose it. After that, the unit starts to come apart and there's lots of ball bearings and whatnot to loose. For scale, my original clutch that I pulled out was manufactured in 2004. It lasted 18 years. Well worth $40 to simply drop a new clutch in and not worry about it ever again for the remaining life of the vacuum, especially since Dysons are expensive in the first place.Additionally, if the roller in the clutch is no longer white in color (worn down to black), it's supposed to be replaced for optimal operation anyway. One star purely to make sure it gets seen by people who might assume it's a simple procedure. The belts themselves are more than adequate and are the right size. If you're ordering for a clutchless model, don't be afraid to use a screwdriver/driver handle to stretch tdrives haft. necessary to engage the driveshaft.

Much cheaper than buying OEM parts and the fit was just as good. No issues with the installation. There are a few youtube videos online that you can view to see how the installation is done. Getting the roller belt on over the roller is a bit tricky, but it's doable.

The roller belt fit fine but the clutch belt is too small for my 2010 dyson dc33 animal. It won’t stretch nearly enough, i pulled it so hard it was bending the clutch housing.

Great fitting belts. Very robust should last a long time.