(Need Metric Sockets) Jack up the front end and place blocks or stands to make sure it's safe. The transmission will be under the driver's side engine compartment Place a oil drain bucket under the transmission. In the center of the transmission pan remove the large drain bolt and drain all fluid. Remove all bolts holding the pan in place. Remove pan. In the center of the transmission is a small, dark pan. That's the filter. Remove the bolts (Keep them in order, they are different lengths.) and replace the filter. Reverse procedure. If you don't have a torque wrench, tighten all bolts until resistance is felt, then turn 1/2 turn more. Refill transmission with fluid. Run engine and check level on dipstick of transmission while motor is idling. kbrassard@aol.com
right above the oil filter on the transmission side of the filter mount
There is no cabin air filter on a 1995 Villager.
Just unclamp hoses, pull them off, and put a new one on.
The same way you do on any other vehicle. Drain the oil, remove the filter, replace, refill.
The filter is located behind the RH side of the carbon canister under the hood.
The oil pressure sending unit is located right above the oil filter.
Bottom front of engine.
4.3 with filter.
You would have to be more specific regarding which filter you are talking about.
According to fordparts.com : For a 1995 Mercury Villager : Engine oil filter ( Motorcraft FL - 839 ) Engine air filter ( Motorcraft FA - 1121 ) Engine fuel filter ( Motorcraft FG - 978 )
PH 7317.
2000 mercury villager