OEM Ford Belts, Pulleys & Brackets

Your Ford vehicle has a number of parts hard at work under its hood. Many would be useless if it weren't for the high-quality belts that were installed at the factory. Without them, your car, truck, or SUV would have a tough time running right.

How Belts Work

There are two types of belts in most vehicles, not counting the seatbelts that keep you safe and sound. The first type is a timing belt. This notched rubber belt helps the crankshaft turn your engine camshaft. If it breaks, your engine is going to stop running right away. That's not good. The other type of belts that you'll find are serpentine, or drive, belts. There are many more of them, since they power a variety of parts. Your alternator, power steering, air conditioning compressor, and more all rely on this kind of belts in order to move. If these belts go bad, you can generally still continue driving -- but not comfortably.

How to Tell When a Belt Needs Replacing

Your owner's manual will offer a general timeline for changing your belts, but you should check your belts regularly to ensure that they're in good shape. Check for:

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