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The timing belt in your Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, RAM, or FIAT vehicle goes bad, and your ride's engine's parts won't be able to move in sync. That happens, and the parts will collide, severely damaging the engine and putting you on the hook for some seriously expensive repairs.

Our advice: see signs the timing belt is faulty, and you should swap it out ASAP. You're in luck; here at OEM Mopar Parts Store, we stock a huge selection of manufacturer-quality replacements at low prices. Take advantage of fast US shipping; order today.

All About Mopar Timing Belts

When to Replace a Timing Belt

Every 60,000 to 100,000 miles; check your owner's manual for maintenance schedule with this info. Otherwise, when you see signs that the timing belt is failing. Most timing chains, in contrast, get built to last the life of an engine, and shouldn't need replacement.

Symptoms of a Defective Timing Belt

• Engine misfires
• Ticking sounds coming from under the hood
• Oil leaks
• Smoke in the exhaust
• Timing misalignment
• Power loss
• Engine valve, cylinder head, and piston damage
• In the case of a timing chain: breakage, a loud cracking sound

How Much Mopar Timing Belt Replacement Costs

$600 to $805, on average according to recent RepairPal data. It can depend, for one, on whether the belt is rubber or a metal chain; secondly, on labor costs involved with having the job done at a Mopar service center; third, on make and model.

How to Change a Timing Belt

Here's what to do, in most cases. You'll need some tools -- a screwdriver set, a pry bar, some wrenches -- plus a new water pump (if that needs replacement, too), oil seals, gaskets, some adhesive, and an engine manual with the right torque and timing specs for your make and model. If you're not sure how to go about things, get in touch with a CDJR dealer to schedule a service appointment.