20 Most Recent 1998 Mercury Villager - Page 8 Questions & Answers

Sounds like a misfire in a cylinder. Check plugs for carbon build up. If carbon on plug, there's a good chance that you will need to replace the fuel injector. Start with checking plugs and then O2 sensor(s). This is steps beyond typical tune-up check. It's especially helpful if you can get a code. AutoZone and KwikLube will run diagnostics for free.

The mechanic probably left the MAF unplugged, open the hood and check for this at the air box

Your not serious are you ?

Your vehicle is 13 years old

Dealers can't seem to repair
brand new vehicles, and since the
2009 Bail Outs, they refuse to
honor warrantee, on much of
anything

there are very few vacuum hoses. what do you need to know?

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they are run by electric motors and 10 years is about average, so you are over. buy a pair of replacement window regulators which have new motors already in them, take them to a glass shop and pay them to install them for you. you will save hundreds over a dealer and once you have tried to replace a window regulator you would gladly pay anyone 50 bucks to do it for you. the glass shop will have the special tools, knowledge, and fasteners needed for the job.

parts stores and eBay are sources to buy the parts

stand by as the fronts are next to go.

It's probably going bad, I would get it replaced. Get an estimate..

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just spark plugs.

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I would suggest that you won't like that job,
so have it done by a repair shop

It will take you a couple of days,but you
could do it

Need an in line filter, on return line ,and a
complete system flush ,or new rack isn't
warranteed

Most likely the differential in the transaxle

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You may want to check on the air cleaner. Please make sure that it is tight and secured. Check the fittings on the throttle body too. If they are loosen they can make a whistling noise.

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there are releases 2 on each seat down by the tracks.

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in fender well.


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One of our members may have one. Or google it on ebay. 93-98 Villager or Quest will work.

it could be a distributor but go to our site & we will solve.

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Hi, check the fuel pressure regulator for a broken diaphram. The regulator is on the front right of the engine. Pull the vacuum hose off the regulator and plug it with a golf tee. Start the van and watch for fuel to come out of the vacuum port on the regulator. If it does, replace the regulator. If not, please get back to me for additional advice.

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