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Mercury Alternator Bracket serves to align the alternator to engine pulley to reduce the possibility of slipping the belt and guard output. It is made of alloy and therefore it does not corrode easily. Since its debut in 1939, Mercury was popular due to its smooth ride, spacious cabins, crisp-looking stylistically, and unexpected acceleration power and responsiveness in steering, which made the long road trips enjoyable. Named after the Roman messenger, Mercury models such as the Cougar and Grand Marquis were comfort-friendly and cost-effective, with sleeker suspensions and less sound to reduce road noise and driver fatigue, and sported new amenities such as power components and a better sound system and new safety measures. Although the production ceased in 2011, Mercury continues to represent a mid sized formula of cars that combine ease to control with solid practicality and collectors admire its construction, seats and the highway feel that applied to entice families all over America. Start by parking the Mercury in a flat area and uncovering the battery to avoid harming electronics. Loose the belt tightener, slide the belt off, and unbolster the current Alternator Bracket. Clean the block surface and install the new Alternator Bracket then finger start each bolt to have thread seating in place. Install the alternator into the Alternator Bracket, making sure that the faces of the pulleys match, and finally by increasing the torque on bolts in rings to achieve uniform tightening. Install the belt once more, reestablish the correct belt tension, rotate the pulleys manually to confirm clearance, reconnect the battery, start the engine and listen to smooth, smooth running.