How To Replacement A Drive Belt 2010 Mercury Mariner

Come along as I show you how to replace the drive belt on this Mercury Mariner or on a Ford Escape.
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[@forgotten4006]

Thank you, people that make these videos do not get enough praise

[@Johnny53kgb-nsa]

I wish Jim the car guy's shop was local to where I live at.
Good job Jim. Thanks!

[@jimthecarguy]

Thanks 👍

[@thomastommy1192]

Great video as always. Very educational video. Thanks for sharing it. Thumbs up.

[@ranpoolz]

Big help, thanks.

[@garyfeltman4482]

You should have checked the condition of the idler pulley.

[@MrPAnon636]

No matter what I do it’s half an inch too short

[@sandwon]

I noticed this issue also. To resolve it, I left one bolt out of the Top Idler pulley. Then installed the belt and then put the bolt back in. Success.