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The short version

  • The 2002 Honda Odyssey wheel bearing numbers cover the whole 1999-2004 generation. Nothing changes: front press-in ball 510059, rear hub 512180.
  • Both ends hold the same number for all six model years, one of the cleaner charts on this site.
  • The earlier 1995-1998 Odyssey is a smaller, different van with its own numbers. Front module 510038 and rear 512124 belong to that van, not this one.
  • No axle split, no build-date cutoff and no trim split complicate this generation.

The Honda Odyssey sold from 1999 to 2004 as the first minivan-sized generation. It replaced the smaller van that came before it.

This page covers 2002 Honda Odyssey wheel bearing numbers. Every year in the 1999-2004 span uses the same front and rear parts.

Odyssey wheel bearing numbers at a glance

510059 front, 512180 rear, unchanged for six years

The front is a press-in ball bearing, 510059, for the entire 1999-2004 run.

The rear is hub assembly 512180, also constant across all six years.

Honda Odyssey wheel bearing part numbers

1999-2004 Honda Odyssey wheel bearing numbers.
Years Detail Number
1999-2004 Front, press-in ball bearing 510059 check price
1999-2004 Rear hub assembly 512180 check price

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Lookups run through the cross reference page.

This page covers the 1999-2004 Honda Odyssey: 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004. Other years live on the main Odyssey wheel bearing page.

The earlier Odyssey is a different van

Honda’s first Odyssey, sold 1995-1998, is a smaller van built on a different platform. It is not a shorter version of this one.

Its numbers do not apply here. A front module at 510038 and a rear hub at 512124 cover that van, on the main Odyssey page.

Year by year

1999 through 2004 run the same 2002 Honda Odyssey wheel bearing numbers. There is no split by trim, engine or build date.

Nothing changes from the first year of this generation to the last. That consistency is unusual among minivans. It is worth stating plainly rather than leaving it buried in a table.

What follows this generation

The Odyssey that came after, 2005-2010, moved to different numbers. It carries its own well-known front bearing story, covered on the 2005-2010 Odyssey page.

The generation after that, 2011-2017, finally moved the front to a bolt-on hub. That ended the press-in design used here, covered on the 2011-2017 Odyssey page.

Diagnosing a 2002 Honda Odyssey wheel bearing

  1. Confirm the model year falls in the 1999-2004 span before using these numbers.
  2. Rock the wheel at twelve and six with it off the ground.
  3. Listen for a hum that grows with road speed, the usual first sign at the front.
  4. Check preload and end play if the play feels marginal rather than obvious.
  5. Plan for a press at the front. It is a press-in ball bearing, not a bolt-on hub.

General checking steps are on the checking page, and the press-in procedure is on the press-in page.

Common questions

What wheel bearing does a 2002 Honda Odyssey use?

2002 Honda Odyssey wheel bearing part numbers are front press-in ball 510059 and rear hub assembly 512180.

What wheel bearing does a 1999 Honda Odyssey use?

The same numbers as every other year of this generation. That is 510059 front and 512180 rear, since nothing changed through 2004.

Is the 1998 Odyssey the same as the 1999?

No. The 1998 and earlier van is a smaller, different platform with its own front and rear numbers, not part of this generation.

Is the front a press fit or a bolt-on hub?

Press fit. The ball bearing presses into the knuckle rather than bolting on as a complete assembly.

Does the rear number change with trim or engine?

No. 512180 covers the rear across every trim and engine offered in this generation.

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