1995 Mercury Villager Consumer Discussions

Nissan Quest/Mercury Villager Electrical Issues

Re: Windows on 1995 Mercury Villager [briaro]

Written by: efitzgerald on Oct 16, 2007 07:33 AM

This is a common problem, and if you read on you will find the answer on how to fix this problem. Carbon build up on the contacts/switch. Just clean and put back. Hope this helps. Read More...

Windows on 1995 Mercury Villager

Written by: briaro on Oct 15, 2007 10:29 PM

I recently have had problems with the windows on my 1995 Mercury Villager not opening. The problem is intermittent and very unpredictable. It seems to be happening more frequently recently and I have taken it to a shop twice when it wasn't working but while it is there, the windows work. I took it to the shop today when the windows weren't working but they were too ... Read More...

Villager/Quest Knock Sensor

Re: 1995 and1997 Villager Distributor replacement [efitzgerald]

Written by: graham66 on Oct 09, 2007 11:10 AM

Your comments here make me feel pretty good that the replacement distributor is going to fix the problem, The van is going to end up being my kids vehicle.. it does have over 100,000 miles on it but form other owners I see that these engines will run until the body rusts out. I should be getting the new distributor next week. If this does solve the problem, I will post ... Read More...

Re: 1999 Mercury Villager Knock Sensor [mlangali]

Written by: svess6652 on Jul 22, 2007 02:18 PM

We have a 1995 Villager and are having some of the same problems. Paid 60 to have the codes read and the said O2 Sencor and Knock sencor. We replaced them as well as the fuel pump,fuel filter, Plugs, plug wires, dist. Cap and we still have the same problem loss of power going up hill, and it boggs down when you first start off. the computer only reads o2 and knock sencor ... Read More...

Nissan Quest/Mercury Villager problems

heater hose,

Written by: sally1964 on Oct 18, 2006 11:19 AM

where is the heater hose located. on a 1995 mercury villager van Read More...

mercury villager 1995

Written by: sally1964 on Oct 17, 2006 05:23 PM

I have replaced the thermostat on my van and the top raditor hose is very hot while the hose coming out of the raditor is not so hot, the thermostat is on the passenger side of the van and the other hose is opposite side. someone told me that it might be that my raditor is stopped up. does anyone know what might be the problem. Read More...

Re: Intermitten Door Lock and Window Switch Problem [bucketdad]

Written by: donald on Jan 17, 2006 05:56 PM

Hi...I have 1995 Villager. Chances are the fuse line-up for my Villager is different than yours, but a possibility is to go to mercury.com and search the website for an "owner manual" for your model. They are downloadable for free. That' :) s what I did and it give the complete owners book including the fuse line-up. You may then have a better chance of getting a solution ... Read More...

1995 - Passenger Door WILL NOT OPEN at all

Written by: baltmann on Dec 28, 2005 03:41 PM

1995 Mercury Villager GS Passenger door had some of the key issues noted (had to turn twice to unlock with key) but worked for the last year. Last night - passenger got out, and then latch would not work at all. Dorr just bounced open. I had to move out of the way, so I pushed the electic lock button to unlock then locked. And door latched. Little did I know - I would never ... Read More...

Nissan Quest/Mercury Villager Starting & Stalling Issues

Power Loss AND Stalling

Written by: superxray on Aug 20, 2005 00:00 PM

Ok, I've seen this message on here but no response as of yet that is conclusive. 1995 Mercury Villager LS. Van is great, bought it cheap due to Ford breaking the exhause manifold studs during the engine rebuild. Van now has 230k+ on it and everything is solid. Drilled them out, tapped, and everything is great. However, the problem I have is the van losing power and ... Read More...

Nissan Quest/Mercury Villager problems

Re: Gas Smell In Cold Weather on Start up 97 Quest [julie199]

Written by: coastalisland on Dec 03, 2005 07:06 PM

I have a 1995 Mercury Villager with 126,000 and have had similar issue with the strong gas smell when the vehicle is first operated in cold temps. I will not yet commit to a full fix, but for the last week we have had no gas smell. I added a second clamp to the connection of the rubber fuel lines where it connects to the metal lines on the end of the fuel rails. I also had been ... Read More...