OEM Mercury Villager EGR Valve

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Mercury Villager EGR Valve guarantees cleaner emission and stable engine idle of the popular minivan. Mercury developed the Villager, combining the feeling of smoothness in car handling with the family-friendly interior and the power of 3.0L V6 engine pushing up to 170 horsepower that allowed the owner to traverse through city traffic and still move weekend equipment. The Mercury Villager was a safe and comfortable vehicle with dual sliding doors, optional Autovision entertainment, front side airbags, and anti-lock brakes that made journeys seem more like a luxury. Later trim levels such as GS, LS, and Nautica included fog lights and luxury interior features that made journeys almost luxurious. Good construction quality, non-interference engine design, and the easy availability of parts make maintenance very affordable; hence, many Villager units are still seen on the highway today. The EGR Valve is a minor yet important part within this reliable package, which diverts measured exhaust back into the intake to lower the combustion temperature, NOx, and ping to keep the V6 efficient at all loads. With time, carbon may plug passages; hence, replacing an old Mercury Villager EGR Valve will restore factory performance within a few minutes. Simple installation can be done, but first, you must cool the engine, disconnect the battery, unscrew and remove the old unit, clean the mating surfaces, place the replacement EGR Valve in place, tighten the bolts, reconnect the lines, clear the codes, and ensure that it is leak-free.