Average labor cost to replace timing chain

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Asked by Dhdcarjunkie Aug 14, 2016 at 06:32 PM about the 2005 Toyota 4Runner Sport Edition V6

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

What would an average Mechanic charge for
replacing a timing chain on a 2005 toyota 4runner?  
I was told 2500 for parts and labor which seems
excessive

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2005 4.0 v6 timing chain "kit" $250 total for parts. These engines are NOT liked by Toyota fans... $2500 is like saying don't bother me go away! Very expensive.

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Their replacement engines are also pricey. You might be looking at 5K for a replacement engine depending on mileage. I don't know what mileage you have on yours, but if it's not outrageous, it might still be the better value to replace timing than whole engine.

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