cost for timing chain replacement on 2007 nissan maxima SL

Asked by rfordjr1 Jul 09, 2012 at 03:59 PM about the 2007 Nissan Maxima SL

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Cost varies on location and where you get the parts. Expect at least $1,500 with at least 70% being labor. Who is telling you that you need a new timing chain? They are not wear items on these engines and chain failure is extremely rare. Problems occur with the chain tensioners and guides on the 6th Gen maximas. Do you have a whining noise on start-up or during load?

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lack of maintenance is the only time I've seen chains needing to be done on any nissans except the 4liters in the trucks that the secondary chains tensioners wear too soon. the labour if I remember correctly is 12-13 hrs. on the 3.5 liters plus parts

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On this Nissan maximum 3.5 Se. Noise coming from timing cover . Almost like a tapping sound... Letter nose.

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I don't have an answer but rather a question. My 2007 maxima makes a tapping noise but it was recommended that I change both belts. Is that typical

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I hadon't a whining noise when driving tiptronic and now it doesn't start but whines when I try to start it

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My car has a rattling noise . Sounds like it's grinding. I want it to go away. Is it the timing chain?

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Mine also a question mine had card on a bicycle tire sound then shut off driving

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