Timing Chain Replacement near Kansas City, Kansas

There are 33 RepairPal Certified locations for Timing Chain Replacement, all with a minimum 12,000-mile/12-month warranty.

33 Results for Timing Chain Replacement near Kansas City, Kansas

Timing Chain Replacement can be completed at all of these locations, along with other repairs and services.

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D&M Automotive and Tow

4.8
(15)
6.26 mi
2625 Northeast Vivion Road
Kansas City, MO
Closed
Opens 8:00 AM Mon
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I-70 Auto Service

4.7
(55)
6.71 mi
3111 Stadium Dr
Kansas City, MO
Closed
Opens 7:00 AM Mon
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Done With Care Auto Repair

4.8
(132)
7.52 mi
5810 Merriam Dr
Merriam, KS
Closed
Opens 8:30 AM Mon
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New Concept Auto Service - Merriam

4.3
(273)
7.83 mi
6032 Merriam Dr
Merriam, KS
Closed
Opens 7:30 AM Mon
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Platte Woods Precision Auto Care

4.4
(43)
8.04 mi
7519 Nw Prairie View Rd
Platte Woods, MO
Closed
Opens 7:30 AM Mon
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Precision Tune Auto Care 031-16

4.3
(665)
8.41 mi
6040 Nieman Rd
Shawnee, KS
Closed
Opens 8:00 AM Mon
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Christian Brothers Automotive - Barry Road

4.6
(201)
8.88 mi
4200 NW Barry Rd
Kansas City, MO
Closed
Opens 7:00 AM Mon
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Meineke Car Care Center #1377

3.5
(398)
9.04 mi
7525A Metcalf Avenue
Overland Park, KS
Closed
Opens 7:30 AM Sat
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MD Auto Repair

4.7
(119)
9.71 mi
7915 Troost Ave
Kansas City, MO
Closed
Opens 7:00 AM Mon
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Precision Tune Auto Care - 031-04

4.6
(64)
10.1 mi
11301 E. 23rd St S
Independence, MO
Closed
Opens 8:00 AM Sat
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New Concept Auto Service - Overland Park

4.4
(373)
10.97 mi
9573 W 87th St
Overland Park, KS
Closed
Opens 7:30 AM Mon
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Christian Brothers Automotive Liberty

4.7
(385)
12.18 mi
8160 North Church Rd
Kansas City, MO
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Opens 7:00 AM Mon
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Timing Chain Replacement

How are Timing Chain issues diagnosed?

A vehicle with the above symptoms would be suspected of timing chain failure immediately, and a quick inspection can verify the diagnosis right away. This would involve removal of the timing chain inspection cover, and noting the observed condition of the timing chain. If the timing chain is found to be broken, or the camshaft position is too far out of specification, the timing chain will require replacement to restore the vehicle to operating condition.

How are Timing Chains replaced?

Replacement involves removal of the timing cover, timing chain tensioner, timing chain, and timing chain guide rails. These are all replaced during a timing chain service. Timing chain guides are typically held in place by pins or fasteners, and one end will typically be left to pivot freely with the timing chain. Once all components are removed, the timing components can be installed onto the engine, and the engine will be tested for proper operation and timing before additional components are replaced.

RepairPal Recommendations for Timing Chain issues

Since this service requires removal of the timing cover, it is recommended to replace all timing components, water pump, and front seals at the same time, unless they have been recently serviced. This is much more cost effective than returning for the same service after a partial service interval has elapsed.

What to look out for when dealing with Timing Chain issues

It may be necessary for the motor mounts to be removed from the vehicle, as well as engine cooling fans, the radiator, and all engine accessories. This may include components like the alternator, A/C compressor, mounting brackets, coolant or fuel lines, and any other component that interferes with access to the timing chain cover.

Can I replace the Timing Chain myself?

Since timing chain replacement necessitates much deconstruction and the removal of timing components, it is not recommended for the DIYer to attempt this task. A thorough knowledge of internal engine components, engine timing, additional systems, and several specialty tools are required to properly perform this repair. If there is any doubt surrounding accomplishing this task correctly, even the seasoned DIYer should leave this job to a professional.