Can't find the location of the temperature sensor in my 1999 mercury villager

There isn't one. Cruise Control is a joint computer operation by the BCM and ECM.

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cam sensor is in distributor, not serviceable. 1999 is noted for failing cam sensors. Usually runs good cold, then gets worse after warm till it fails all together.
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temperature sensor died. replace it. located near thermostat housing

don't worry and DO NOT replace it. It does nothing.

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It is under the lower intake manifold in the valley of the engine.You must remove the cross over coolant tube to gain access to the knock sensor. It bolts into the cylinder head. Good luck

Probably a bad distributor. The cam sensor and optical sensor are under the slotted wheel and when the bearing goes, it gets brown dust on the optical sensor. Temp fix is to clean the optical sensor, but you will need a reman distributor, $200 on ebay. 1999 was famous for this issue.
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There is no such a thing as a "fuel temperature sensor" in your van

the knock sensor is under intake, must remove intake and it is under two coolant lines

go here for villager help http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/villagerquest/ SECTION 303-14: Electronic Engine Controls 1999 Villager Workshop Manual REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION ------------------------------------------------- It's in the fuel tank. WHy do you think you need to replace it? They seldom go bad. Fuel Temperature Sensor Removal Remove the fuel pump; refer to Section 310-01 . Remove the fuel temperature sensor. Disconnect the electrical connector. Disconnect and remove the fuel temperature sensor from the clip.