2004 Honda Odyssey Brake Line Decontamination Estimate $54-$100

Contaminated brake system.

Juan Cabrera

Hi Juan,

This will be a simple matter of bleeding your brake lines, and replacing the fluid. Here's what you can expect to pay on average:

Parts= $4-$25 depending on the quality of the fluid.

Labor= 1-1.5 hours $50-$75 depending on the shop's hourly rate and the skill of the mechanic.

Total= $54-$100

Replacing the brake fluid is an easy repair that can be done with minimal tools, and a great way to get better acquainted with your car. I suggest trying to do the repair on your own to save a bundle on labor costs.

There are websites and even youtube videos that will have all the information you need to walk you through the repair.

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