Find Repair Location
Get an Estimate
Check for Recalls
Your Car
Car Basics
Car Overview
Getting to know your car
Car Care Advice
Basics of repair and maintenance
Car Parts
Definitions and terms for car parts
Tires
A comprehensive guide to tires
Troubleshooting
Symptoms Guide
Get solutions to common issues
Common Problems
Find the most common problems
Questions Forum
Get answers to your car questions
OBD-II Codes
Find out what your codes mean
Scheduled Maintenance
Understand your upcoming services
Car Research
Car Reviews
Read reviews from other car owners
Car Comparison
Choose the right car for your needs
Reliability Ratings
Make and model reliability statistics
For Business
About Certification
Learn about our certification process
Shop Owners
Get new customers and build trust
Dealership Fixed Ops
Tools to generate more profit
Dashboard Login
Are you interested in certification?
Schedule a Demo
Your car, services, and appointments in one place.
Log In
Sign Up
Find Repair Location
Get an Estimate
Check for Recalls
Your Car
Car Research
For Business
Log In
Sign Up
Find Repair Location
Get an Estimate
Check for Recalls
Your Car
Car Basics
Car Overview
Getting to know your car
Car Care Advice
Basics of repair and maintenance
Car Parts
Definitions and terms for car parts
Tires
A comprehensive guide to tires
Car Research
Car Reviews
Read reviews from other car owners
Car Comparison
Choose the right car for your needs
Reliability Ratings
Make and model reliability statistics
For Business
About Certification
Learn about our certification process
Shop Owners
Get new customers and build trust
Dealership Fixed Ops
Tools to generate more profit
Dashboard Login
Are you interested in certification?
Schedule a Demo
Find Repair Location
Get an Estimate
Check for Recalls
Your Car
Troubleshooting
Symptoms Guide
Get solutions to common issues
Common Problems
Find the most common problems
Questions Forum
Get answers to your car questions
OBD-II Codes
Find out what your codes mean
Scheduled Maintenance
Understand your upcoming services
Your car, services, and appointments in one place.
Log In
Sign Up
Car Research
For Business
Log In
Sign Up
2016 Honda Fit Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement Cost Estimate
Estimator
Honda
Fit
2016
Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement Cost
Estimates last updated October 16, 2025
2016 Honda Fit Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement Cost
The average cost for a 2016 Honda Fit Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement is between $82 and $105.
Labor costs are estimated between $49 and $72 while parts are typically priced around $33.
This range does not include taxes and fees, and does not factor in your unique location. Related repairs may also be needed.
For a more accurate estimate based on your location, use our Fair Price Estimator below.
Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement
What will this cost in Columbus, OH
Use my current location
See Fair Price Estimate
Get my local estimate
Need a repair?
Trust our RepairPal Certified network.
With thousands of repair shops to choose from, how do you find one that is honest and fair? We've done the research for you.
Repairs Related to Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement
Drive Belt Idler Pulley Replacement
$236 - $293
Brake Bleed
$70 - $102
Coolant Reservoir Replacement
$263 - $284
Fuel Pump Replacement
$1,734 - $1,985
Battery Test
$49 - $72
OBDII Drive Cycle Test
$61 - $90
Brake Shoes Replacement
$293 - $375
Heater Hose Replacement
$295 - $357
Engine Mount Replacement
$509 - $568
Active Suspension System Diagnosis & Testing
$61 - $90
Show All Services
Get a RepairPal Fair Price Estimate® for your 2016 Honda Fit.
Our Fair Price Estimate will help you avoid overpaying based on your car, needed service, and labor rates in your area.
Honda Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement Cost Estimates
The average cost for a Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement is between
$82 and $105
but can vary from car to car.
Honda Accord
$109
-
$146
Honda Civic
$111
-
$179
Honda CR-V
$91
-
$159
Honda Odyssey
$96
-
$138
Honda Pilot
$102
-
$147
Honda Fit
$91
-
$179
Honda Ridgeline
$107
-
$143
Honda Element
$90
-
$137
Jump to:
Commonly associated repairs
Cost estimates by vehicle
Cost estimates by year
Honda Fit Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement Cost by Year
The average cost for a Honda Fit Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement is between
$82 and $105
but can vary from car to car.
2020 Honda Fit
$82
-
$105
2019 Honda Fit
$82
-
$105
2018 Honda Fit
$82
-
$105
2017 Honda Fit
$82
-
$105
2016 Honda Fit
$82
-
$105
2015 Honda Fit
$82
-
$105
2014 Honda Fit
$95
-
$219
2013 Honda Fit
$95
-
$219
2012 Honda Fit
$95
-
$219
2011 Honda Fit
$95
-
$219
2010 Honda Fit
$95
-
$219
2009 Honda Fit
$95
-
$219
2008 Honda Fit
$97
-
$219
2007 Honda Fit
Show All Years
$97
-
$219
Use my current location
Select Make
Acura
Alfa Romeo
Audi
BMW
Buick
Cadillac
Chevrolet
Chrysler
Dodge
Fiat
Ford
Genesis
Geo
GMC
Honda
Hummer
Hyundai
INFINITI
Isuzu
Jaguar
Jeep
Kia
Land Rover
Lexus
Lincoln
Mazda
Mercedes-Benz
Mercury
Mini
Mitsubishi
Nissan
Oldsmobile
Plymouth
Pontiac
Porsche
Ram
Saab
Saturn
Scion
Smart
SRT
Subaru
Suzuki
Toyota
Volkswagen
Volvo
30 Certified Locations
Tuffy Tire & Auto Service Center - Grandview
4.7
(90)
2.39 mi
1524 W 5th Ave
Columbus, OH
Closed
Opens 8:00 AM Mon
Check Availability
Check Availability
Call
Excite Auto Repair & Towing
4.4
(15)
5.94 mi
3430 Westerville Road
Columbus, OH
Closed
Opens 9:00 AM Mon
Check Availability
Check Availability
Call
All In Auto Service
4.7
(45)
6.56 mi
5200 Fisher Road
Columbus, OH
Closed
Opens 8:00 AM Mon
Check Availability
Check Availability
Call
See All 30 Locations