It depends on what year it is Should be located on the passengers side KICK PANLE. It has a RED button on the top of it.

I'll give this a try COIL PACK NUMBERING : 3-----1 2-----4------- (spark plug wire order for spark plugs on passenger side of engine ) ------------------------------------------------------------- 4-----2 1-----3------- ( spark plug wire order for plugs on driver side of engine ) ( FRONT OF ENGINE ) ------------------------------------------------------------------ The engine cylinders are numbered 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 from front to rear The spark plug firing order is ( 1 - 3 - 4 - 2 )

That depends entirely on what part you are talking about. Some may be, most probably will not, as there was a complete change of engine generations between '90 and '97.

Install new plugs, plug wires, distributor cap, rotor. Also replace all vacuum lines, as this vehicle is 11 years old. Replace fuel filter and air filter. All very cheap repairs that can make a world of difference in starting. Here is a link to the firing order and spark plug wire routing, just in case. http://autorepair.about.com/library/firing_orders/bl-fo-6586.htm

$3-10, depending what type and brand.

It comes on automatically. If it is not on, the warning light comes on and the failure should be investigated.

Their are two ways, first of all you need to remove the whole steering knuckle from the vehicle. First remove the brake caliper, and brake rotor. Then remove the axle from the knuckle, the two top bolts from the strut, lower control arm, and the outer tie rod. Then at this point you can just replace the whole knuckle. Or, the bearing sits in the knuckle behind the part where the rim would normally bolt to. It is a pressed in bearing, so in order to remove it you would need a press, hydraulic or manual. Face the knuckle downward, and with the proper press tool press the bearing out from the top until the spindle drops out, then press the bearing off the spindle. You can now reverse the process to install the new bearing.

A catalytic converter- (cat-con) takes raw engine exhaust (CO, unburnt fuel, nitrogen oxide) which are very harmful to the air we breathe. (nitro oxide causes acid rain) It catalyzes (splits) the molecules into water vapor, and CO2. CO2 is still harmful to the environment, but not as much as the acidic nitrogen oxide. The water vapor being produced is what makes the steam come out of your exhaust pipe on cold days. Catalytic converters are very helpful (and lawfully required) to the environment. The only problem is that they need to warm up from exhaust heat before they begin to catalyze the exhaust. So about the first 10 minutes of driving are the most harmful ones. And for the last downside of cat-cons, they are made of Earth's most precious metal, platinum. That is why they are so expensive.

Filters should be underneath by the frame just trace the gas line

Those engines all have one.

on gear box to side near filler plug or on top of gear box

That depends what is wrong with it. The first thing to check would be the brake switch.

On the front of the engine basically behind the thermostat housing.

Yes.

The 1994 Ford van did not come with a cabin air filter. The van has a "free flow" design as did most Fords that year.

41mm

If you don't see a plug screewed into the bottom side of the transmission pan, Then yours don't have 1. You will have to remove the transmission pan to change the fluid and filter.

Screwed on to the side of the engine.

took whole pump system off mine and replaced with inline fuel filter

Transmission problem overdrive slip at 45mph what to do