20 Most Recent 2000 Mercury Villager - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Typically caused by anti-pollution message re Oxygen sensor or Engine Coolant Temperature sensor.

Reservoir —Windshield Wiper

Removal

1. Remove the RH wheel; refer to Section 204-04 .

1. Position RH splash shield aside.
   1. Remove six screws.
   1. Remove three pin-type retainers.
   1. Position RH splash shield aside.

1. NOTE: Windshield washer fluid should be collected in a container after the windshield washer hoses are disconnected.
   Disconnect the electrical connector and washer hoses.

1. Remove the upper reservoir bolt.

1. Remove the windshield washer reservoir.
   • Loosen the two lower reservoir bolts.

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Undo the hose clips at each of the hose and replace it , fit new hose clips to each end.

Bad news, this part isn't "fixable"; just look it up at autoparts, looks pretty easy.
Also,you can find what you need at your local junkyard.

Fig. Thermostat water inlet sealant application and exploed view.

Hope this helps.

The knock sensor is located under the intake manifold. Not an easy job to change without some experience.

What resistor ? there a few different one's .

check plug seals or check gasket for rocker cover.

All TPS Sensors are on the Throttle Body, usually T-20 Torx Bit to remove All sensors have to be tested or your just replacing a good part for no reason

P1705--Transmission Range Sensor out of self test TYPE: 2000 Mercury Villager OBD P1705 and read up

Hi Valerie, I'm glad to help! P0325 is a Knock Sensor or Wiring issue. The best way to know for sure if its in the wiring or computer issue is to first simple replace the "KNOCK SENSOR". Hope this helps and have an awesome day Valerie.

The knock sensor is under the intake manifold. Please be advised the sensor very seldom fails.

If you have tried another key, and there is no force restricting the lock, the lock cylinder may have jammed.

fold top seat down first
then there is seat clip push seat forward with upward motion
this releases back floor clamps once released pull seat back this releases the front clamps then pull seat out of back door

you will have to take the mechanism apart and reseat the spring or replace the broken part.

either you have water in the door lock actuator connecotrs in one of the doors. or a misadjusted lock rod for the inside lock switch or a wire shorting out in one of the doors (for the lock actuator).
This was an issue for earlier models through 1997. If no luck with those, you will have to cut a wire in the driver door lock actuator harness that will eliminate you being able to lock or unlock all doors at once with the key in hte driver door lock cylindr.

go here for Villager help.

http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/villagerquest/

Look in the photos and files and ask questions via email. we will help you.

Throttle cable position sensor. It is part of your throttle control

Have you checked the fluid level in the reservoir? Have you noticed any fluid leaks? Does the pump make a whining/groaning noise when you try to steer? I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jeremy_d728a59f986299fa

I am not sure where it is located on your car but if u go to auto parts store they can show you the drawing where it is located

You must likely have a leak in the vaccum air lines, have them checked before sending the auto trans to be fixed...