The Mercury Villager 2002 Service Repair Workshop Manual provides a comprehensive guide to servicing, repairing, and troubleshooting your vehicle. This detailed manual, used by professional mechanics and technicians, offers step-by-step instructions for every job. Illustrated with exploded diagrams and clear pictures, the manual guides you through each process, ensuring you have the correct information for any repair. The manual covers all aspects of your Mercury Villager, from routine maintenance to complex repairs, ensuring you have the tools and knowledge to keep your vehicle running smoothly.

The 2002 Mercury Villager is a minivan that was produced by the Ford Motor Company under its Mercury brand. Introduced in 1993, the Villager was a rebadged version of the Nissan Quest, sharing its platform, powertrain, and many other components with the Japanese minivan. The Villager, along with the Quest, was part of a strategic partnership between Ford and Nissan, which aimed to share resources and expertise, resulting in vehicles that benefited from both companies' strengths. The Villager appealed to families and individuals seeking a spacious and practical vehicle, offering comfortable seating for seven passengers, ample cargo space, and a versatile interior with numerous storage compartments. It was known for its reliable performance and smooth ride, thanks to its powerful V6 engine and comfortable suspension.

The 2002 Villager was offered in a single trim level, with standard features including power windows and locks, air conditioning, a cassette player, and a rear window defroster. Optional features included a sunroof, a CD player, and leather seats. The Villager's interior was spacious and comfortable, with ample legroom and headroom for all passengers. The second-row seats were removable, offering a flexible seating configuration for carrying bulky cargo. While the Villager was known for its practical nature, it also possessed a certain level of style and sophistication, reflecting the Mercury brand's position as a premium automotive offering. The Villager was discontinued after the 2002 model year, as Ford transitioned its minivan offerings to the Windstar and later the Freestar, ending a partnership with Nissan that brought a unique and well-regarded vehicle to the American market.