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2008 Honda Pilot Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement Cost Estimate
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Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement Cost
Estimates last updated October 16, 2025
2008 Honda Pilot Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement Cost
The average cost for a 2008 Honda Pilot Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement is between $101 and $138.
Labor costs are estimated between $61 and $90 while parts are priced between $40 and $49.
This range does not include taxes and fees, and does not factor in your unique location. Related repairs may also be needed.
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Honda Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement Cost Estimates
The average cost for a Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement is between
$101 and $138
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
Honda Pilot Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement Cost by Year
The average cost for a Honda Pilot Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement is between
$101 and $138
but can vary from car to car.
2024 Honda Pilot
$127
-
$173
2023 Honda Pilot
$127
-
$173
2022 Honda Pilot
$85
-
$115
2021 Honda Pilot
$85
-
$115
2020 Honda Pilot
$85
-
$115
2019 Honda Pilot
$85
-
$115
2018 Honda Pilot
$85
-
$115
2017 Honda Pilot
$85
-
$115
2016 Honda Pilot
$85
-
$115
2015 Honda Pilot
$101
-
$138
2014 Honda Pilot
$101
-
$138
2013 Honda Pilot
$101
-
$138
2012 Honda Pilot
$101
-
$138
2011 Honda Pilot
$101
-
$138
2010 Honda Pilot
$101
-
$138
2009 Honda Pilot
$101
-
$138
2008 Honda Pilot
$101
-
$138
2007 Honda Pilot
$113
-
$156
2006 Honda Pilot
$113
-
$156
2005 Honda Pilot
$122
-
$207
2004 Honda Pilot
$122
-
$207
2003 Honda Pilot
$122
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$207
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