How do i flush the cooling system o a 1995 mercury villager

No different than any other vehicle problem

Take it to a shop & have them diagnose the Evap System

you have air trapped in cooling system. very common. get a shop with evac/fill equipment to flush & fill. It should purge air.

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you have air trapeed in the cooling system, very common problem.

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Or go to a shop with evac/fill equipment and have them purge the air.

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air trapped in system. common issue. go to shop with evac/fill equipment & get flush & fill.

go here & read files.

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you have air trapped in system. If you could hang van like a deer in a tee, you could get the air out. Go to a sho with evac/fill equipment and have them purge the air. You are about 3 qts short of full

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Overheating is caused by a thermostat being stuck closed, low fluid level, or blocked passages (which can be repaired by flushing out the engine and cooling system and installing new antifreeze).

well.. look like the problem is no the pump, is the fluid your mechanic is using.
this p/s pump use a "FORD PREMIUM POWER STEERING FLUID".
Flush the system and replace the fluid. after do that no more noise. warranty!!.

You have classic air trapped in the cooloing system. Go to a shop that has evac/fill equipment that will flush and fill your cooling system for $75.

Tell them you want the air completely out.

go to our site and read files on this topic. The problem is that the radiator cap is lower than the coolant chamber is the engine cylinder head.. If you could get van at 45 degree angle uphill and loosen radiator cap, you might be able to burp the system.

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you have air trapped in your cooling system. you need to burp the air or go to a shop that has evacuate & fill equipment to **** all the air out. It is hard to do.

Should cost about $60 to have someone flush & fill. Call around ask about evac & fill equipment.

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You have an air pocket in the cooling system. To bled it out you will have to park vehicle on an incline or jack up the front end untill the radiator cap is higher than the heater core. The remove radiator cap and run engine until warm then hold rpm to about 1200 rpm's and top off coolant level until you have no more bubbles.