Mercury

In a 1999 Mercury, the EGR (Exhaust Gas Recirculation) valve is typically located on the intake manifold, near the throttle body. It may be mounted on the engine block or the intake manifold itself, depending on the specific engine configuration. To access it, you may need to remove some components like the air intake or other nearby parts for better visibility and space. Always refer to the vehicle’s service manual for precise location details.

no you can not. it is one piece

Jack it up by placing a floor jack under the frame.

The popping from the exhaust and the lack of power sounds like there is something in the timing. Most likely the timing chain is worn and needs replacing.

Mercury is used for the coloring of red ink, this component is one of the main reason why a lot of people can have adverse reactions to it, but this is not always the case. The main ingredients of all tattoo inks are metallic oxides of differing classes.

The filter on a 2008 is a canister type filter, not the common spin on type. It is located on the front of the engine and is accessed through an access plate in the splash shield on the underside of the car just behind the bumper. If you look you will see this marked in raised letter on the access cover.

By the way the oil drain plug is located under another access cover in the same plastic splash shield as the is oil filter canister.

Do you mean ecm or pcm? If so it stands for engine control module or power control module.

The bulb for a 1995 Villager is a 2040-USA, a specialty, black tip halogen. I suspect the 1997 is the same. donsbulbs.com I haven't figure out where to get them yet. The Mercury villager uses four (4) 2040 bulbs. If you are in Canada you can get them at Canadian Tire stores at a cost of about 8.99 per bulb. If you are in the USA or to order online you can go to a NAPA auto parts store or napaonline.com. The cost there is about $12.99 per bulb. the bulbs last on average 500 hours

11,052, including both years production. Mostly black, but around 1,000 Silver Birch, 1,000 Dark Toreador Red, and 328 Deep Blue Pearl.

Just guessing here, but it sounds like you need a PATS key to start your car. (passive anti-theft system). I don't know if your particular vehicle requires one, look in the owner's manual. If you have the original Mercury key, it would have a plastic head containing a computer chip (transponder). Contact your local Ford, Mercury, Lincoln dealer and ask for the Parts Dept., or a help desk. Have your make, model and VIN number handy. If your car needs a pats key, dealer prices can be high, try getting one on ebay. You'll still need to go to a dealer or a specialized locksmith shop and have it programmed. If you find out that your car doesn't require a pats key, then I'd check to see if the ignition key tumbler needs replaced.

The cruise control computer module is located on the passenger's side of the engine compartment on a 1993 Mercury Villager.

Ford never made a 350 motor

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If so, that is the TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) light. When lit, it is indicating that one or more of your tires are low.

thats my question to you

If these are the factory joints, there is not a 'zerk-fitting' for greasing it through.

I read a tip somewhere - probably here on WikiAnswers! - that a needle attachment to the grease gun could allow you to get "some" grease under the boot.

Even without being able to add grease, they do last quite a while - but like all suspension components, they're going to wear and need replacing some time.

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broken or stuck sensor... bad thing... easiest is to replace whole lock...

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This information can be found in your owner's manual. If not call the toll free telephone # listed in your owner's manual for help.

first of all engines need a certain amount of tourqe(work) to be able to get moving the tourqe is ussually higher when the car is started then it decipates once the engine gets warmed up cold so in cold wheather if you dont use the right grade of oil for cold whether or hot this can really mess up your engine

Approx. 2 tablespoons.

Mercurys of that age are a collectors motor but without knowing condition 25$ for a parts motor 100-200$ for a running example in good condition

It really isnt too bad. Im getting ready to give my 944 a tune up and it consists of new plugs (5 dollars a piece) new plug wires (75 dollars a set) distributor and rotor (about 60 dollars) Air filter (i bought a K and N racing filter for 45 dollars) and thats about it. Of course you should flush the coolant system and add new coolant. Change the oil and filter which is cheap and easy to do. This will do wonders for the engine and make sure you save all your reciepts and dates they were changed to pass on to the next owner that would want to buy it in the event you go to sell it. Hope this helps

You can find the keypad entry code for a 2005 Mercury Mariner in the owner's manual. You can also find it by contacting the dealership.