Is $225 labor a lot to pay for a code P0440 on Aspen?

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The check engine light was on in our 2007 Chrysler Aspen 5.7L and we took it to the dealer as our regular mechanic said he didn't have the equipment to do a 'smoke test' on a PCM code 'P0440' which is a general emisions failure. The dealer charged $105 to do smoke test, which seemed the norm, as Car-X wanted $98, and said repairs would be on TOP of that charge, which resulted in $225 in labor, $9.45 for a part and $20.25 for CO2? The total bill was $268.77 to replace what was called a vaccum assist pump. Did i get the runaround? Words of tech are as follows: customer states check engine light on P0440 starscan test-failed-has locking fuel cap-appears to be sealing at this time-test W EELD-found smoke at EISM vent-replace EISM-retest-now passes-test 3 adl times pass always-reset PCM