Cost to replace Timing Chain Guide?
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You've got be kidding me on those prices? I am not sure what I would do if the service guy gave me a quote like that. Ultimate fighting i assume. Anyway I do know that these service writers make commission off of the work they sell that is why they advise all of the little bells and whistles. An honest guy doesn't make an exorbant amount of money but he can sleep at night. Others charge 2800 for a timing tensioner replacement.
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I turned my car in on Wednesday evening last week and now received it back the next Wednesday morning.
They charged me the following:
Parts: $316.59 (of which $127.74 was for the timing guide kit)
Gas-Oil-Grease: $13 (oil was also charged in the Parts)
Technicians Labor: $1033.13
Total for Concern: $1362.72
Then they add to this:
Diagnostic Charge: $99.95
Service Materials: $30 (I am not sure what these are, a $24 tube of silicone was already in the parts)
Record History: $1.75 (but they still purge my records after a year)
Tax: $53.60
Combined with an A/C diagnostic/repair of $593.65 (replace compressor tube) and the total bill was $2141.67
They charged me the following:
Parts: $316.59 (of which $127.74 was for the timing guide kit)
Gas-Oil-Grease: $13 (oil was also charged in the Parts)
Technicians Labor: $1033.13
Total for Concern: $1362.72
Then they add to this:
Diagnostic Charge: $99.95
Service Materials: $30 (I am not sure what these are, a $24 tube of silicone was already in the parts)
Record History: $1.75 (but they still purge my records after a year)
Tax: $53.60
Combined with an A/C diagnostic/repair of $593.65 (replace compressor tube) and the total bill was $2141.67
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Welcome to Ford Truck Enthusiasts! This is a great forum and I am sure you'll find answers here. However, this thread is in the "Ford Explorer" section so it probably won't get a great response. You might consider posting in the "Older" section:
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Or even on one of the engine oriented forums:
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They even have one for the 335 series (if that is what your motor is):
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There are a lot of helpful folks on this site so do test them on those forums that match your machine!
Dan
Older, Classic & Antique Trucks - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums
Or even on one of the engine oriented forums:
Performance, Engines & Troubleshooting - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums
They even have one for the 335 series (if that is what your motor is):
335 Series- 5.8/351M, 6.6/400, 351 Cleveland - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums
There are a lot of helpful folks on this site so do test them on those forums that match your machine!
Dan
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