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Technician a says that the front wheel bearings on a typical fwd car are pressed in and out of the steering knuckle assembly. technician b says that the front wheel bearings on a typical fwd may be bolted into the steering knuckle.
who is correct?

a) technician a
b) technician b
c) both
d) neither

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