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    Default Front Wheel Bearing Pressing Where?

    Yay it's Christmas season again and time for me to crawl under my Tour. Last year it was the infamous alternator (V6) that had me throw in the boxing day, and now it's the front driver side wheel bearing for the 2nd time. Had it replaced 2.5 years ago and it developed a tiny free play on the wheel after 1.5 years, getting worse over time.

    Wonder anyone could recommend a shop in GTA area, preferrably Mississauga/Brampton/Oakville, that I can take in the knockle and new bearing and they press-out-n-in for me.

    Thanks a lot, and Merry Christmas!
    1997 Contour Sport Duratec MTX
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    You can do it yourself if you want. Me and Gooserex did one of his bearings with a bearing puller/press loaned from Canadian Tire. It just takes a little muscle but it worked like a charm.
    2002 BMW M5
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    That will work as long as it isn't corroded in there too bad. Mine took many tons of force to remove.

    If you lived close to here, I would do it for you for next to nothing. Make sure you have some snap ring pliers on hand if you attempt to do it yourself .
    Craig
    1999 SVT Contour #1889
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    Thanks for the replies, guys!

    NatePayeur, I went to my CanadianTire store today, and they don't have a loaner press but a puller that you can pull the hub assy off the axle with, the Spanish-made wheel bearing they carry seems to be good quality stuff though. Maybe I'll try my luck at the one you went to. Do you mind sharing the store location?

    Craig, that was such a warm hearted offering that I wish I lived in your town instead of mine 300km away.
    1997 Contour Sport Duratec MTX
    2000 Olds Intrigue GLS Sterling Edition

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    I think it was the Weston Rd and 401 CT or maybe the one at Queensway and 427.
    2002 BMW M5
    Carbon Black with Black sport interior
    Tubi Rumour exhaust
    Active Autowerks brake cooling
    18" M5 rims with Toyo T1-S rubber

    1998 Ford Contour SVT E0
    Frost Silver
    17" Masitaly rims with Bridgestone Fuzion ZRi rubber

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nate Payeur View Post
    I think it was the Weston Rd and 401 CT or maybe the one at Queensway and 427.
    It was at Queensway and 427, where you do NOT have to put a $200+ deposit on the rental, just give em a Visa.
    2004 Volvo V70 T5 Manual // 1999 Black/Tan CSVT #2658 of 2760 // 1989 Yamaha FZR600

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