The Mercury Villager 1999 Service Repair Manual is your comprehensive guide to maintaining and repairing your vehicle. This manual provides detailed instructions and illustrations covering all aspects of your Villager, from basic maintenance to complex repairs.

The manual covers a wide range of topics, including:

* **General Maintenance:** Learn how to perform routine maintenance tasks such as oil changes, filter replacements, and tire rotations.
* **Troubleshooting:** Gain valuable information for diagnosing and resolving common vehicle issues.
* **Engine Service/Repair:** Detailed information on maintaining and repairing your vehicle's engine. This includes information on engine components, tune-ups, and engine diagnostics.
* **Transmission Service/Repair:** Includes detailed procedures for servicing and repairing your vehicle's transmission. This section covers topics such as fluid changes, troubleshooting, and common transmission problems.
* **Brake System:** Learn how to inspect, adjust, and replace brake components. Includes information on brake system components, bleeding, and troubleshooting.
* **Wiring Diagram:** A detailed wiring diagram for your Mercury Villager 1999, helping you to understand the electrical system and troubleshoot electrical issues.
* **Electrical System:** Learn about the electrical system components and how to diagnose and repair issues including battery, starter, alternator, and lights.
* **Suspension:** Detailed information on suspension components, inspection, and repair.
* **Periodic Lubrication:** Instructions for proper lubrication of vehicle components, ensuring optimal performance and longevity.
* **Steering:** Information on steering system components, inspection, adjustment, and repair.
* **Cooling System:** Learn how to maintain and repair your vehicle's cooling system, including topics such as coolant flushes and radiator repairs.
* **Fuel Injection:** Information on the fuel injection system, including troubleshooting and repair procedures.
* **Fuel System:** Covers fuel system components, troubleshooting, and repairs.
* **Emission System:** Includes information on emission control systems, diagnostics, and repair procedures.
* **Heater/Air Conditioning:** Provides guidance on maintaining and repairing your vehicle's heating and air conditioning system.
* **Engine Control System:** Details on the engine control system, diagnostics, and troubleshooting procedures.
* **Chassis/Body:** Learn about the chassis and body components and how to repair them.
* **Restraint System:** Information on the vehicle's restraint systems, including seatbelts and airbags.
* **Interior:** Includes information on interior components and how to repair them.
* **Differential/Drive:** Detailed information on the differential and drive system components.
* **Axle:** Covers axle components, inspection, and repair procedures.

Save money and gain valuable skills by learning to maintain and repair your Mercury Villager 1999. This manual is your essential resource for ensuring your vehicle performs at its best.

The 1999 Mercury Villager, a spacious and versatile minivan, was a popular choice for families and individuals seeking practical and comfortable transportation. Built on a shared platform with the popular Honda Odyssey, the Villager boasted a number of attractive features. The minivan came standard with a 3.0L V6 engine delivering 150 horsepower and mated to a four-speed automatic transmission, providing adequate power for everyday driving and towing. Its spacious interior could comfortably accommodate up to seven passengers, and its versatile seating configuration allowed for various cargo arrangements. The Villager also offered a range of comfort and convenience features, including power windows, locks, and mirrors, air conditioning, and a premium sound system. It was available in various trims, including the base GL, the upscale GS, and the sporty LX.

Despite sharing its underpinnings with the highly-regarded Honda Odyssey, the 1999 Mercury Villager failed to achieve the same level of market success. Although reliable and well-built, the Villager struggled to compete with newer, more refined competitors in the burgeoning minivan segment. Furthermore, the Villager's styling and interior design were considered somewhat dated, particularly compared to its Honda counterpart. Despite these drawbacks, the Villager offered a budget-friendly alternative to its more popular sibling, particularly for buyers seeking a reliable and practical minivan at a more affordable price point. The 1999 Mercury Villager, while not a groundbreaking minivan, served as a solid and dependable option for families on a budget seeking a spacious and comfortable vehicle.