T4RBoarder
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How much did it cost all of you to get your timing belt changed. The Dealer quoted me 590 for the TB, Water Pump, and Drive Belts.
Cost of a Timing Belt
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marino
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at ~ 110k i did the timing belt, drive belts, and water pump at a local shop for $550. they did however keep it for three days. if you can get a dealership to get it done in a day for under $600 then i would jump on that.
here's a thread for a smilar topic for more reading:
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/showthread.php?threadid=28635
best of luck!
here's a thread for a smilar topic for more reading:
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/showthread.php?threadid=28635
best of luck!
JustAnotherT4R
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dam TB hurts the wallet so much! its good to know a Toyota/Honda tech or have a bunch of Honda junkies as friends. Only if you guys were living in California, Bay Area i wouldnt mind calling my friends to help out.
marino
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for what it's worth....
i know i don't live anywhere near any of the rest of you guys, but in the beginning of the year when i got my stuff done, mall of georgia toyota quoted me $640 and they'd only need the truck for 6 hours - they offered to ferry me back and forth to work while they did the job.
i went with the local shop... who were cheaper... but kept if for three days... and were smoking in the shop heavily while my truck doors/windows were open. so it stunk (we're a non smoking family) for about a week. haven't used them again, but the old adage about hindsight still holds true.
i know i don't live anywhere near any of the rest of you guys, but in the beginning of the year when i got my stuff done, mall of georgia toyota quoted me $640 and they'd only need the truck for 6 hours - they offered to ferry me back and forth to work while they did the job.
i went with the local shop... who were cheaper... but kept if for three days... and were smoking in the shop heavily while my truck doors/windows were open. so it stunk (we're a non smoking family) for about a week. haven't used them again, but the old adage about hindsight still holds true.
