Mercury Villager Fuel System Parts

The Mercury Villager minivan is in a class all it's own. Meaning the Villager is not related to any Ford vehicle ever produced, which makes it one of their few stand-alone domestic models. The Villager was part of a joint-venture project between the Ford Motor Company and Nissan Motors. The equally unique 3.0L and 3.3L engines that were used in the Villager throughout its run were Nissan engines that were shared in other mid-size and large Nissan vehicles of the time. The fuel system that runs from the gas tank to the engine is all Ford/Mercury though. Browse our massive selection to find what you're searching for.

The Nissan engine in your Villager uses foreign-designed parts, including the fuel injectors located inside the intake manifold. The dealer would charge you a hefty premium, including “import fees” to replace this part. You can purchase 1 or a set of 6 brand new injectors from Denso, Hitachi, or Delphi for far less. Each of these brand-name aftermarket companies produce factory parts for all the major OEM's, using the same materials and technology the factory does, but offering you considerable savings for purchasing direct. You can also find low-priced brand-new fuel system sensors from Genuine, Hitachi, and Delphi. The extended selection on the order page also includes a range of fuel pumps, regulators, gas caps and fuel system treatments to keep your fuel and engine components clean.