Fuel and air code · Atlanta area, Georgia
P0113 repair cost in Atlanta
P0113 means intake air temperature signal too high. In the Atlanta area, Georgia, the most common fix, mass airflow sensor replacement, has a typical range of $120 to $390.
How this range is built
| Part of the job | Low | High |
|---|---|---|
| Parts | $70 | $250 |
| Labor: 0.5 to 0.8 hours × $115 to $155 an hour | $58 | $124 |
| Fees: shop supplies, disposal, diagnostics | $0 | $15 |
| Total, rounded | $120 | $390 |
The hourly rate is the BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 average pay for this trade in Atlanta, $28.55 an hour, times 4 to 5.5 to cover what a shop bills (overhead, tools, insurance, profit). Parts are a band from budget aftermarket to the manufacturer part. Full method.
Not a repair shop, estimates only. Typical range, estimate. Not a quote. Your car, parts and shop change the number.
Why Atlanta is different
The parts cost about the same everywhere. The labor rate is what changes. Auto technicians in the Atlanta area, Georgia earn an average of $28.55 an hour, so a shop there bills roughly $115 to $155 an hour. That moves this repair's total, and the range above already includes it.
Same repair in other areas
| Area | Typical range, estimate |
|---|---|
| Boston area, Massachusetts | $130 to $410 |
| New York City area | $130 to $400 |
| Los Angeles area, California | $130 to $410 |
| Chicago area, Illinois | $120 to $390 |
| Houston area, Texas | $120 to $390 |
| Dallas-Fort Worth area, Texas | $120 to $390 |
| Phoenix area, Arizona | $120 to $390 |
| Miami area, Florida | $120 to $390 |
| Seattle area, Washington | $130 to $410 |
What the code means, causes and what to check first are on the P0113 page.
Not a repair shop, estimates only. Typical range, estimate. Prices updated October 2026.