H02S Heater Control Circuit low

Asked by GuruDZDQRT Nov 14, 2023 at 12:33 PM about the Mazda MAZDA2

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Could you provide a typical cost range for inspecting/repairing an H02s Heater
Control Circuit that's been diagnosed with low voltage?

3 Answers

307,465

All depends on the shop’s hourly rate. Most shops will hit you with a diagnostic fee anywhere from 100 to 150 bucks then it’s onto the testing faze and repair or replacement of bad components. I have seen dealer prices hit a grand for just simple stuff. So stay away from the dealer if at all possible. I thinking between 3 to 500 but not really knowing what is really going on it is just a guess.

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