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#1149433 01/07/05 11:16 PM
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I need to replace the bearings on the front end on a 1995 Contour. It looks pretty straight forward, but I am wondering if I will be needing any special tools.

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#1149434 01/07/05 11:53 PM
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Unless you bought the hub and bearing already install on a new knuckle you will preferably have to have the bearing press in.

That mean that YOU remove the knuckle, then you go to a machineshop or any mechanical shop and have them press the new bearing on your knuckle. Then YOU reinstall everything and you will be in bussiness.

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#1149435 01/08/05 07:47 AM
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Make sure they press them all the way in. I didn't and mine went bad very quickly. I just decided to get a used hub with 63k miles.


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