Identify Timing Belt/Manufacturer

Hello.

I recently purchased a timing belt kit, CT 945 K1, from MKG Motoren Kölen (motorenkoeln.de) for my hobby workshop.
or autotelle.cc/is the same supplier/ seen.

The timing belt/kit CT 945 should be from Contitech/Flenor.
However, only the name is printed on the belt:

Genoparts Germany 63137*1HSN, no other distinguishing features.

(Genoparts is an automotive parts trading company with approximately 25 years of experience.)
The back of the belt feels smooth and velvety.

My question: What does the lower back pain from a timing belt feel like?
Is this Contitech CT 945 [material] fuzzy/velvety?

I haven't had it in my hands yet.

In the sentence, there was also:
Tensioning roller from LITENS Canada.
Deflection roller from MAYLE Germany.

Thank you and goodbye.

Jarek.

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My question: how does the back pain from a timing belt feel? Contitech CT 945 /fluffy, velvety/ on?

I have no idea. I have big fingers. I could probably answer you more easily if it were a woman .

It's best to find a complete set (or individual parts --> which is often even cheaper than a complete set) that includes the OE (Original Equipment) parts you need.

Timing belts: Conti, Gates, or Dayco.
Tension spring: Litens.
U-Role: INA

Quote:

Genoparts Germany 63137*1HSN

I have never installed this before.

Hello.

I recently purchased a timing belt kit, CT 945 K1, from MKG Motoren Kölen (motorenkoeln.de) for my hobby workshop.
or autotelle.cc/is the same supplier/ seen.

The timing belt/kit CT 945 should be from Contitech/Flenor.
However, only the name is printed on the belt:

Genoparts Germany 63137*1HSN, no other distinguishing features.



63137 x 1 HSN = BOSCH

Regarding the part number mentioned above, my parts supplier lists CT867 as a comparable replacement part from Conti.

Quote:

63137 x 1 HSN = BOSCH

Experiences??

I've never had bad experiences with Bosch products. I've always used Bosch timing belts for every replacement (at half the price).
Also on various TDIs (1z AFN ASV AKN).