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Today, I cover a simple fix to a common problem on the Mercury Mariner, Mazda Tribute, Ford Focus & Ford Escape. The problem is when you turn the key to the start position, nothing happens. Sometimes giggling or pushing on the key allows it to start and other times, it doesn’t.
The problem lies in the ignition lock assembly. This is how to take care of it.
*Dorman Ignition Lock Assembly*
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Awesome thank you. What if a guy was really cheap and he just took off the first part(electrical) you put on and just kind of put a bit of tape or bit of epoxy or something to make those connections tight and snug again would that work? You know the Mechanical part of it on the driver side of the steering wheel?
Awesome instructional video. Thank you.
This video is exactly what I was looking for now I just need to figure out if it’s the lock or the cylinder
I got an new ignition switch and changed it myself and it didn’t start
What is the name of the correct part
Same car by the way 2010 mercury mariner
You da man! followed your template and it went smooth… I just went to the junkyard and got one out of a ford escape lol im glad it worked saved alot of dough
Does it normally take a while to break the bolt off with the chisel ?
Thank you so much for this video! I was able to save my parents money from your video!
It takes 5min or less to remove the airbag, steering trim and clock spring…. wheel why is everyone being so lazy???
Same issue but mine blows the starter fuse every time I turn on ignition switch to start. Any idea ?
I just installed the new ignition switch Saturday and I'm having the same problems
Ty sir I was thinking it was my starter but further research brought me here as this seems to be a common culprit with thus vehicle
Thanks man, super helpful!
After watching a dozen other videos yours is the only one that made sense and fixed my Mariner. Thank you.
Dude, you're my hero!!!!!! I did it myself in about 15 minutes. Thank you so much for uploading this video!!!!