20 Most Recent 1996 Mercury Villager - Page 3 Questions & Answers

First thing to check is the fuel pressure at the injectors.

providing there is suffecent coolant, you probably have either a bad heater control valve or a blocked heater core. Is the problem present w/ def. activated? If not then the blend dooray be the problem.

We had a similar problem with our van and it ended up being that we had to replace the crankshaft sensor we bought a code reader at advanced auto for $60 to tell us what it was for sure because we were told either the crankshaft sensor or the camshaft sensor

Most likely cause is the switch contacts have burnt across but it could be the self park in the motor has failed and this is not normally repairable and may require a new motor unit .i suggest you ask a local mechanic to have a look for you as another suspect in a case like this is the relay where the contacts have burnt across but not all vehicles have a relay here only the intermittant relay .

PO141 is an O2 Sensor Ckt Malf in (Bank 1 Sensor 2)
PO325 is a Knock Sensor 1 Ckt Malf in Bank 1 or Sensor 1

You're problem is in Bank One, more than likely an O2 sensor...I'd go to AutoZone or your parts store and ask for a print out on these codes.

Do Not ever replace a kncok sensor. It does no harm or no good. Just leave it alone.

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50-750 rpms

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