JEEP Commander Timing chain replacement Cost
2005–2007 · Engine, Fuel & Emissions system
Typical range
$1.4k–$7.3k
Parts + labour
Labour hours
5–14h
At a typical garage
The timing chain performs the same job as a timing belt but is metal and is designed to last the life of the engine with good oil maintenance. Symptoms of wear include rattling on startup, a check engine light for cam or crank position errors, or rough running. JEEP Commander timing chain replacement costs $1370–$7302—a more involved job than a belt replacement.
Typical parts included
- Timing chain kit (chain + guides + tensioner)
What affects the price
- Whether guides, tensioners and VVT sprockets are replaced together
- V6/V8 engines (more chains = more labour)
- Oil change history—infrequent changes significantly accelerate chain wear
Common questions
How long does this repair take?
Timing chain replacement on a JEEP Commander typically takes 5–14 hours at a garage.
How often does this need to be done?
For a JEEP Commander, this is typically needed timing chains are lifetime components when maintained correctly; replacement is condition-based, not scheduled.
Other engine, fuel & emissions system repairs on the JEEP Commander
- ABS hydraulic unit replacement$510–$918
- ABS sensor replacement$210–$378
- ABS system bleeding$168–$302
- AC compressor clutch replacement$420–$756
- AC compressor replacement$450–$810
Timing chain replacement cost on similar cars
- LAND ROVER Range Rover$1.1k–$2.1k
- CHEVROLET Tahoe$1.1k–$2.1k
- FORD Expedition$1.1k–$2.1k
- GMC Yukon$1.1k–$2.1k
- HOLDEN Rodeo$1.0k–$1.9k
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