Timing Belt job Parts on Honda Odyssey (WITHOUT LABOR) is ~ $1,475.45 + tax?

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2019 Honda Odyssey

This seems outrages to me, even for Honda parts, and significantly more than what I see posted online for just parts only

I got MSRPs from the Honda Dream Shop. You can maybe forgo the serpentine belt and serpentine belt tensioner, but I would opt in to replace them when you do this job. Not sure how much coolant you would need, so I just assumed 2 gallons

Am I missing something here? Why is it so expensive? Can someone please take a look at the parts list I have gathered up and let me know what I’m doing wrong?

Water Pump, PN = 19200-RDV-J01, MSRP = $269.83 (comes with Gasket)

Timing Belt, PN = 14400-R9P-A01, MSRP = $182.42

Timing Belt Adjuster, PN = 14510-R9P-A01, MSRP = $326.20

Timing Belt Tensioner, PN = 14520-RCA-A01, MSRP = $309.10

Timing Belt Idler, PN = 14550-RCA-A01, MSRP = $101.53

Motor Mount Weight Bolt, MSRP = 90165-SDA-A00, MSRP = $2.87

Motor Mount Bracket Bolts (Need 2), PN = 90168-TA1-A00, MSRP = $3.33, Total = $6.66

Timing Belt Idler Bolt, PN = 14551-RCA-A01, MSRP = $12.67

Motor Mount Bracket Bolts (to engine) (Need 2), PN = 95801-10105-08, MSRP = $5.82, Total = $11.64

Motor Mount Bracket Bolt (to engine), PN = 90002-R70-A00, MSRP = $4.15

Serpentine Belt, PN = 31110-RLV-A02, MSRP = $70.25

Serpentine Belt Tensioner, PN = 31170-RLV-A02, MSRP = $128.13

Honda Type 2 Coolant - 1 Gallon (Likely Need a little more than 1), PN = 08CLA-P99-0F0A8, MSRP = $25 (cannot find an MSRP, most places seem to be ~ $50 a bottle)

Total = $1,475.45 + tax???

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Honda doesn’t make the parts that require replacing. They sell them at higher prices with the Honda name on the box.

You can get a timing kit for your vehicle for much less.

And if you want to replace other components, you can also get them for much less.

Depends on where you buy from.

Tester

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My Acura dealer did the timing belt and all oem parts for $1500 an$ gave me a new car to drive for the day.

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Yup, normal price.

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Did you read the part where he says “without labor”, meaning that the cost of nearly $1500 DOES NOT INCLUDE the installation??? I would say that price is utterly insane, meaning one would have to be high as a kite to pay that. The parts alone should cost about $500 with shop markup, and the labor should cost about $1000. So a total “out-the-door” price of about $1500 for a timing belt job would be reasonable.

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