Pretty easy ... you have to remove the brake booster and battery tray to have access to the brackets which hold the sway bar. Make sure the engine cannot "rock" or move backwards as the swaybar will get "jammed" in the back. The tolerance to remove it is pretty close, but it should slide right out.

I am headed to the yard tomorrow weather and family permitting to grab one. It's less than an hour operation barring no issues ...