20 Most Recent 1994 Mercury Villager Questions & Answers

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1994 Mercury Villager GS 3 litre. How to change the oil pump please?

Question edited for clarity. Question moved to model category. I don't like the way this says 'is usually located'. It either does, or it doesn't!. http://diyautorepairguides.blogspot.com/2014/01/how-to-replace-oil-pump-in-mercury.html https://www.google.com/search?q=1994+Mercury+Villager+replace+oil+pump Service and Repair Manuals https://www.google.com/search?q=1994+Mercury+Villager+service+manual ..
9/9/2023 7:24:58 PM • 1994 Mercury... • Answered on Sep 09, 2023
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1994 Mercury Villager. How do I remove the fuel pressure regulator? It is installed with Phillips head bolts, and has a lot of interference so I cannot get a straight shot with a screwdriver.

Question edited for clarity and typo 'remote' to 'remove'. Question moved to model category from Misc. Right Angled Screwdriver. Crank Angled Screwdriver. Flexible Drive Screwdriver. https://www.google.com/search?q=1994+Mercury+Villager.+remove+the+fuel+pressure+regulator ..
3/21/2023 9:24:47 PM • 1994 Mercury... • Answered on Mar 21, 2023
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1994 mercury villiger power window will not go up

Check for a wire being broke inside the rubber boot from the body to the door . After years of opening an closing the door they can an do break . check switch (seems to be working fine) ?????? Did you check for B+ voltage at the switch using a voltmeter ? Automotive Electric Window and Switch Troubleshooting Repair Guide
9/13/2017 4:40:05 PM • 1994 Mercury... • Answered on Sep 13, 2017
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Where Is The Coolant Drain For 1994 Mercury Villager

on the radiator. Remove the rad cap before draining it.
2/17/2017 8:07:43 PM • 1994 Mercury... • Answered on Feb 17, 2017
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94 mercury villager van, passenger auto seat belt motor running continuously & seat belt won't work. Drained battery. Where is the fuse located?

Engine compartment main fuse panel 30 AMP fuse Fuse #4 scroll down and look at this diagram picture on this link. http://www.autogenius.info/mercury-villager-1st-generation-1993-1998-fuse-box-diagram/ caution, this fuse runs power seats, windows and sun roof as well.

Mercury Villager 1st Generation 1993 1998 fuse box diagram Auto Genius
11/15/2016 12:15:39 AM • 1994 Mercury... • Answered on Nov 15, 2016
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Why does the cigarette lighter always blow fuses in my 1994 mercury villager?

A CIGARETTE LIGHTER WORKS AS A RESISTANCE. WHEN THIS RESISTANCE FADES AWAY IT IS SHORTENING OUT THE POWER.
6/18/2015 9:38:02 PM • 1994 Mercury... • Answered on Jun 18, 2015
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How do i fix a idle problem ?

Also a good check is to see if all the sensors are clean. the air sensor in the intake or what the also cal a mass air fuel sensor MAF can be cleaned . There is also a few hoses running to the throttle body. be sure those has not perished due to the cold.
2/26/2015 11:32:53 PM • 1994 Mercury... • Answered on Feb 26, 2015
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I have a 94 mercury villager. My back yellow blinker lights come on whenever I turn on my headlights. They just stay on like running lights. I've had cops stop me thinking I had my emergency lights o

Hi Wendilynn This will depend on what country you are from and where the car is from also as in the USA the blinker lights are running lights that stay on i do not think you can get red covers for them as then you will have red blinkers and they should be orange, the only way i can think of a work around is, disconnect the wires for the blinkers ( do not know if yours are red or not you did not say ) and swap the wires with the proper blinkers, if however the orange blinker lights that are staying on are your proper blinkers then you should have a permanent live wire going to them, you will have to remove this permanent live wire from them and if they do not have a live feed have an auto electrician fit some wires from the flasher unit to them and that should solve the problem hope you understand what i mean
1/8/2015 2:00:19 AM • 1994 Mercury... • Answered on Jan 08, 2015
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Where is the TDC notch on the crankshaft pulley?

if you have a series of notches on the pulley then the middle notch of them all is TDC. Point of fact is that the notches represent BTDC ( before TDC ---advanced) and AFTDC ( after TDC-- late firing past TDC). If the engine is starting and running ok then it is not at 30 degrees BTDC or it would not start easily.Each notch probably represents 5 degrees
12/20/2014 11:02:31 AM • 1994 Mercury... • Answered on Dec 20, 2014
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Turn key and does not even click to try starting.

Try starting it in "NEUTRAL" instead of "PARK". If it starts, then you know it's the "neutral safety switch". BUT.......... If it DOESN'T start, it might STILL be that switch, or the ignition switch.
8/3/2014 11:35:45 PM • 1994 Mercury... • Answered on Aug 03, 2014
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Any advice for removing a waterpump that seems to be locked in?

i posted the answer on one of your triple posts. buck up one, and read. try posting how far into the the proceedure. you got. eg: offed all the stuff to get pump pulley removed. then we removed all screws in pump base. then forgot to smack the pulley base hub with rubber mallet. unsticking the old gasket. (all do that)
6/30/2014 9:43:24 PM • 1994 Mercury... • Answered on Jun 30, 2014
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Any ideas on removing waterpump that seems to be stuck?

screws stuck, if all screws are out. tap the sides with a rubber mallet smartly. which engine, we can not guess engines here, the nissan engine http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nissan_VG_engine#VG30E VG30E? its just a reg. plane jane pump. the gasket sticks on all . smack the front pulley base sharply. do not pry it. or the block engine side will be damaged.
6/30/2014 9:43:12 PM • 1994 Mercury... • Answered on Jun 30, 2014
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How to remove water pump

what are the steps to remove a water pump on a 1998 buick la sabre 3,8
6/30/2014 12:54:13 PM • 1994 Mercury... • Answered on Jun 30, 2014
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Rebuilt engine with timing problems

You have it right, the yellow mark is TDC and it's the notch furthest to the left...it e to be set at 15 degrees before TDC, but you have to disconnect the I.A.C sensor to do it.if it's still that far out, you're probably of by a tooth.bring #1 piston to TDC, pull out distributor, turn rotor to #1 on dist cap and put in dist..adjust accordingly. .
6/22/2014 7:57:39 AM • 1994 Mercury... • Answered on Jun 22, 2014
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Timing marks for a 94 mercury villager gs

What marks did it get?
5/9/2014 8:26:22 PM • 1994 Mercury... • Answered on May 09, 2014
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the codes started with 11 i presume they refer to bank 1 &2 oxygen sensor ,follow this link for in depth advice etc Oxygen Sensor Codes Avoiding The Common Pitfalls
4/27/2014 6:56:34 AM • 1994 Mercury... • Answered on Apr 27, 2014
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Its a 94 mercury villager runs good til it warms up then dies and wont start back till it cools off i replaced the imc, distributor, coil pack and fuel pump

Check your fuel pump relays and fuses and make sure they don't have play
4/26/2014 4:39:39 AM • 1994 Mercury... • Answered on Apr 26, 2014
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How do I replace the water pump

Go to autozone dot com and make a free account, logon to that account, then put in the year, make and model, look for the free repair guides for that.
4/17/2014 12:41:41 AM • 1994 Mercury... • Answered on Apr 17, 2014
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