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1998 Mercury Villager - Page 6 Questions & Answers
I have a 98 merc
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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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Running poorly and exhaust pipe is turning cherry
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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The transmission pressure control solenoid? On the valve body inside the transmission pan. VB will need to be removed and all solenoids replaced ( the come as a set wired together). Will need some skill and experience to do this job successfully.
My 1998 Mercury Villager, is
If you follow top radiator hose back to the engine it's attached to a small housing. Beneath that housing is your thermostat. You'll need a new thermostat, gasket and coolant. Make sure you get a 192 or 195 degree thermostat. Any good parts store will be able to handle your needs
How do i replace the dash lights on my 1998
- The observation with your vehicle implies mechanical malfunctions likely caused by insufficient, clogged, or burnout lubrication fluids. Since the component parts experiencing malfunction are observable at significant vehicle areas like power drive trains, several conditions are likely factors to driver's suspicion. For example, the drive train of significant mechanical sprockets linked at joints making propulsion possible with the control lever situated at drivers seating area is significant reason of concern. First, the driver's lever control functions hydraulically as modern improvement made possible with fluid lubrications, and several absorptions chambers. Once, an engineered hydraulic mechanical lever is realized to dispense manual contact requires inspections. First, a mechanical inspection to ascertain the conditions of constutuents providing hydraulic should be made on the vehicle. The possible outcomes include findings of an absence of faulty turbines implying no wear had occurred. Second, the observation findings may ascertain a burnout fluid that may require replacement procedures. For example, burnout hydraulic fluids usually may require cleaning draining, cleaning the residue slug from turbine areas making possible replacement of newer fluids. Hydraulic fluid conditions usually may require resistant variety that performs under overexerted conditions. For example, the fluid type may vary depending on the task requirements of the vehicle. Also, the type of condition expectations of the vehicle would require frequent hydraulic inspections.
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