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Question Timing Belt Replacement Cost and Labor

Any idea of what a timing belt replacement, water pump, belt guides, etc. plus labor might cost for a 1998 Ford Contour?
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Re: Timing Belt Replacement Cost and Labor

500+


do it yourself, 4 hours and you're done... not a hard job
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is this also applies in the v6 1999? for 4 hours? if this is chain when do they need to replace?
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Re: Timing Belt Replacement Cost and Labor

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is this also applies in the v6 1999? for 4 hours? if this is chain when do they need to replace?
the timing chains in a V6 is very labor intensive. Ive never heard of timing chains needing to be replaced. Only time I would replace them is if your pulling the engine and swapping a 3.0L. Then I would replace them.
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is this also applies in the v6 1999? for 4 hours? if this is chain when do they need to replace?
no, zetec.
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