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As these units almost never fail, what are your symptoms? FWIW, most ECU's are under the dash sometimes behind the passenger kick panel, although some vans have them under the driver's seat. Sorry I don't know your specific model.
Timing chains do not need changed until they break or get so loose that they jump a tooth on the chain. But if you have a timing belt instead of a timing chain, it does need to be changed before it breaks. Replace the timing belt every 60,000 miles. Severe engine damage will occur if you do not replace the timing belt every 60,000 miles.
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