i just need to rewrite from the first answer I did early on March 3,05 (Thursday) Buy the manual how to fix the van they will tell you very thing you need to know. I try to fix water pump by myself takes so long for the first time. Firstable you have to drain all the coolant till it empty and then you have to remove all the belts alternator belt,Ac belt and water pump belt (mark all the belts what they for)after you removed all the belts and all the radiator hose that connect to thermostate 2 of them and than remove the timing belt cover off that's the fun part after you removed the timing belt cover off and then you can change the water pump also you have to remove the pulley off (the three pulley are on the bottom in order to remove the pulley off you have to use the impact gun with air compresser I tried one electrict gun it would not work) before remove timing belt cover. if you call the auto shop not cause you more than $250 take to them unless you have a lot of time to do by yourself (full day) the socket you will need are 8" 10" 12". any more question contact me at aaasian@wmconnect.com or at work nsurinrat@micron.com I hope this will help. one more thing me van is Nissan Quest gx and Mercury Villager both of them v6 they run timing belt and water pump belt not run same belt with timing belt.
To replace lamps the cluster must be removed.
the converter is blocked inside. you have to replace it.
Simply raise the car and support the engine on a jack, then unbolt it.
TPS usually means throttle position sensor, and it doesn't have a "cable".
Replace the transmission computer. Located under the center console.
A Villager is not equipped with any kind of GPS device.
According to one of Fords websites : For a 1994 Mercury Villager , 3.0 liter V6 : The radiator cap is ( 13 PSI )
The water pump is behind and above the crank pulley in the center of the front of the engine. It requires extensive disassembly to replace, the crank pulley and timing cover must be removed..
The 1994 Mercury Villager has a 3.0 litre V6 engine from the factory : ( it has 6 engine cylinders )
I would suggest you get a Haynes repair manual. Number is 64200. It is the same as a Mercury Villager.
No, it is not an interference engine.
According to one of Fords websites : For the 3.0 litre V6 engine in a 1994 Mercury Villager : ( the spark plugs are gapped at .032 inch )