How To Replace a Broken Stabilizer Link or Sway Bar Link

Today we will be replacing a broken, smashed and destroyed stabilizer link!
A stabilizer link, or sway bar link, simply improve handling. This little guy keeps your vehicle from swaying too much. It helps you keep in control of your vehicle. When a stabilizer link, or sway bar link fails, the vehicle will feel quite loose. You'll notice in turns, over bumps and the steering will feel not as tight as before.
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Is there a way to tell that it's broken just by driving?