A-Premium Engine Timing Chain Kit w/Tensioner SOHC 6Cyl 3.7L

Only thing it needed was a 47 mm retaining clip for the timing gear. That is the size retaining clip you need the original timing gear was pressed on the new one requires a retaining clip that does not come with it and Dodge does not sell it but the size is 47 mm... I bought a kit on Amazon that had one in it the kit was $30 I only needed one clip but it is what it is...

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Price point was good.

Good quality and fitment

I have used alot of A-Premium auto parts and I have had very good results. I can't complain. I did end up returning this kit and I'll explain why. This timing chain kit "with sprockets" (along with every other one I found on Amazon) while it comes with new upper left and right side camshaft sprockets, down below on the balance shaft, which has 4 pressed on sprockets, you only receive 1 of these 4 sprockets, the large outer idler sprocket. This means you reuse the 2 lower left and right side camshaft sprockets along with that inside gear. You have to remove the pressed on large outer idler sprocket to replace it, and while this kit supplies a new idler sprocket, it isn't like stock. You don't press it on. Instead you use a retaining clip to hold the gear on and it's NOT included in the kit meaning you now have to find and buy one. Definitely something to consider if you're pressed for time as you'll need to buy a retaining clip. While that didn't bother me so much, what ultimately did, and caused me to return the kit and spend $500 on the Cloyes Timing Kit w/sprockets (2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee 3.7 liter Cloyes PN = 9-0393SB) was having to reuse the lower left and right side camshaft sprockets and inner gear. It makes no sense replacing the upper left and right side camshaft sprockets and chains, yet installing them on used lower camshaft sprockets. It defeats the purpose of spending the additional money on a timing kit with sprockets if you're only replacing half the sprockets. That's why Cloyes sells two timing chain kits: one with ALL new sprockets and one with no sprockets at all. That's why there's a significant price difference between the Cloyes sprocket kit and every other sprocket kit I found on Amazon. Look closely at the pictures of what your buying in the timing chain kits with sprockets, along with the parts list. In my opinion, you should replace all the sprockets or don't bother replacing any of them. Replacing half the sprockets, going ahead and installing new timing chains and new upper camshaft sprockets but reusing the old lower camshaft sprockets makes absolutely no sense to me. Just beware of what you're buying and what you're expecting to receive in any of these timing chain kits with sprockets.

For a fraction of the cost I got timing chain set and my truck runs like a clock.

Sent it back

Bien 👍🏻