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1998 Lincoln Town Car Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement Cost Estimate
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Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement Cost
Estimates last updated January 28, 2026
1998 Lincoln Town Car Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement Cost
The average cost for a 1998 Lincoln Town Car Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement is between $118 and $207.
Labor costs are estimated between $61 and $90 while parts are priced between $57 and $118.
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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Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement
Common symptoms
A knocking or rattling noise from the suspension may be heard when hitting bumps.
Common misdiagnoses
Fialed sway bar links sound similar to worn ball joints and other worn suspension components and thus replaced when the other parts are the culprit.
Best practices
We recommend replacing the stabilizer bar links in pairs.
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Lincoln Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement Cost Estimates
The average cost for a Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement is between
$118 and $207
but can vary from car to car.
Lincoln Town Car
$148
-
$269
Lincoln Navigator
$104
-
$178
Lincoln MKZ
$104
-
$164
Lincoln MKX
$111
-
$209
Lincoln MKC
$150
-
$184
Lincoln MKS
$117
-
$196
Lincoln LS
$96
-
$127
Lincoln MKT
$105
-
$190
Lincoln Town Car Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement Cost by Year
The average cost for a Lincoln Town Car Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement is between
$118 and $207
but can vary from car to car.
2011 Lincoln Town Car
$127
-
$250
2010 Lincoln Town Car
$127
-
$250
2009 Lincoln Town Car
$127
-
$250
2008 Lincoln Town Car
$127
-
$250
2007 Lincoln Town Car
$127
-
$250
2006 Lincoln Town Car
$127
-
$250
2005 Lincoln Town Car
$127
-
$250
2004 Lincoln Town Car
$127
-
$250
2003 Lincoln Town Car
$127
-
$250
2002 Lincoln Town Car
$118
-
$207
2001 Lincoln Town Car
$118
-
$207
2000 Lincoln Town Car
$118
-
$207
1999 Lincoln Town Car
$118
-
$207
1998 Lincoln Town Car
$118
-
$207
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1997 Lincoln Town Car
$222
-
$466
1996 Lincoln Town Car
$222
-
$466
1995 Lincoln Town Car
$222
-
$466
1994 Lincoln Town Car
$307
-
$352
1993 Lincoln Town Car
$307
-
$352
1992 Lincoln Town Car
$307
-
$352
1991 Lincoln Town Car
$307
-
$352
1990 Lincoln Town Car
$307
-
$352
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