How to Change Sway Bar Links in a 2002 Ford Focus My friend had been experiencing a squeeking sound from her front suspension – mainly when she was making a turn. A mechanic she frequents suggested it was the sway bar linkages that were causing this squeek and quoted her a $47 per linkage plus whatever labor charges were incurred. Knowing I was out of work and could use a buck, she asked me if I could do the job for her instead. I looked up the linkage on a Ford Focus and saw that it was something I could handle – so to the garage I went! (I also had an exciting time finding the air filter, read about that here.) Checking up on Ford Focus Front Suspension Linkages online, I found them to cost anywhere between about $12 and $20 per part. I ended up getting the parts from Autozone, they cost me $12.99 a piece, and were in stock at the nearest store. Already, this saved my friend $68.02 in parts. Step-by-Step How To Change Sway Bar Linkages 1. The first thing to do of course...
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