Ford F-150 Timing Belt Replacement Cost

$640$1,030

Replacing a timing belt on a Ford F-150 costs $640 to $1,030 on average in the US, parts and labor included. Expect to pay $190$350 for the part and $450$680 for labor (~4.5h at $100–150/hour).

Cost breakdown

ItemLowHigh
Timing Belt (aftermarket → OEM part)$190$350
Labor (~4.5h, independent shop → dealer)$450$680
Total$640$1,030

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to replace a timing belt on a Ford F-150?

On average, $640–$1,030 including parts and labor. The timing belt itself runs $190–$350, and labor adds $450–$680 (about 4.5 hours of shop time).

Can I replace the timing belt on a Ford F-150 myself?

It's possible with the right tools and experience, but budget 4.5 hours of work. DIY saves the labor ($450–$680) but mistakes can cost more than the job itself. Most owners use an independent shop.

Why do quotes for a Ford F-150 timing belt replacement vary so much?

Three reasons: part choice (aftermarket vs OEM can double the parts cost), shop labor rate (independent shops charge around $100–120/hr vs $130–150/hr at dealers), and your region. Always get 2–3 written quotes.

Is it worth replacing the timing belt on an older Ford F-150?

Compare the quote against your car's market value. As a rule of thumb, a single repair under 30% of the vehicle's value is usually worth doing. For a bigger decision, get a free AI estimate of your car's overall condition with our photo tool.

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All prices are estimated US national averages for 2026 (parts + labor) and are provided for informational purposes only. Actual quotes vary by model year, trim, region, and shop.