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Mk2 Focus estate rear suspension

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Guys, 

Quickie: I have volunteered to change the rear springs on a friend's late Mk2 focus estate. One is snapped and it's failed an MOT. 

I can find lots online about rear springs for the hatchback version of the car but just about nothing about the estate. Is the estate suspension different to that of the hatchback and is there anything different that I need to know about changing the springs on one? The guides and videos I have found suggest that the hardest part of the job on a hatchback model is getting the bolts undone, but that if push really comes to shove then you can get spring compressors in to compress the spring in situ to remove it and put a new one in without needing to undo anything. 

Thanks. 



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