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Here's a website with your diagram and instructions. The serpentine belt is also called a drive belt.
Go to 2carpros.com. Click on INFORMATION on the right side. Scroll down to serpentine and timing belt diagrams. Then enter your car's description. The serpentine belt diagram is below the timing belt information. (Someday I'll have my son show me how to post up links. lol)
For the 1998 Ford Escort 2.0L SOHC In-Line 4-Cylinders:
Click on the following free direct Link. It has several Serpentine Belt Diagrams for the 1998 Ford Escort depending on your engine options (AC/No AC etc.). It also has several other Instructional and Directional Diagrams that will help you.
If there is no diagram on the underside of your hood, or around the engine compartment, just wrap it around the crankshaft, and work your way around the pulleys, going flats to flats, ribs to ribs. There may be a couple of combinations, but you'll get it.
Call a Ford parts dept and ask them if you can get a routing diagram they can fax or pick it up thats the best way label take weeks to get in so do that and keep the copy in your car file Please rate my response thank you very much
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