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1998 Toyota Celica Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement Cost Estimate
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Toyota
Celica
1998
Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement Cost
Estimates last updated October 16, 2025
1998 Toyota Celica Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement Cost
The average cost for a 1998 Toyota Celica Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement is between $84 and $192.
Labor costs are estimated between $49 and $72 while parts are priced between $35 and $121.
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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Toyota Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement Cost Estimates
The average cost for a Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement is between
$84 and $192
but can vary from car to car.
Toyota Camry
$144
-
$220
Toyota Corolla
$158
-
$296
Toyota RAV4
$120
-
$219
Toyota Tacoma
$146
-
$247
Toyota Highlander
$108
-
$205
Toyota Sienna
$155
-
$242
Toyota Tundra
$116
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$246
Toyota 4Runner
$227
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$337
Toyota Celica Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement Cost by Year
The average cost for a Toyota Celica Stabilizer Bar Link Kit Replacement is between
$84 and $192
but can vary from car to car.
2005 Toyota Celica
$90
-
$217
2004 Toyota Celica
$90
-
$217
2003 Toyota Celica
$90
-
$217
2002 Toyota Celica
$90
-
$217
2001 Toyota Celica
$90
-
$217
2000 Toyota Celica
$90
-
$217
1999 Toyota Celica
$84
-
$192
1998 Toyota Celica
$84
-
$192
1997 Toyota Celica
$84
-
$192
1996 Toyota Celica
$84
-
$192
1995 Toyota Celica
$84
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$192
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