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The short version
- A 2004 Toyota Sequoia wheel bearing is a serviceable front set, bearing 517011 with seals 710570 and 710571, the same across 2001 to 2007.
- The rear is a modern bolt on hub, 512211, unchanged for the same seven years.
- Nothing splits by year or drivetrain on this generation. One front kit, one rear hub.
- The front bearing has to be packed and preloaded by hand, unlike a sealed cartridge hub.
From 2001 to 2007, the Toyota Sequoia kept an old fashioned serviceable front wheel bearing. A 2004 Toyota Sequoia wheel bearing is bearing 517011, packed with seals 710570 and 710571 rather than a sealed cartridge. The rear is a modern bolt on hub instead.
The core numbers
A 2004 Toyota Sequoia wheel bearing at the front is 517011, paired with inner seal 710570 and outer seal 710571.
The rear, 512211, is a bolt on hub. Both positions hold for the full 2001 to 2007 run.
Toyota Sequoia wheel bearing part numbers
| Years | Detail | Number |
|---|---|---|
| 2001 to 2007 | Front, serviceable bearing | 517011 check price |
| 2001 to 2007 | Front, inner seal | 710570 check price |
| 2001 to 2007 | Front, outer seal | 710571 check price |
| 2001 to 2007 | Rear, bolt on hub | 512211 check price |
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This page covers the 2001-2007 Toyota Sequoia: 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007. Other years live on the main Sequoia wheel bearing page.
The front bearing, 517011, is a serviceable tapered design with two seals, 710570 inner and 710571 outer. It has to be packed with grease and preloaded on assembly. See how to repack a serviceable bearing and how to set preload correctly.
The rear, 512211, is the opposite: a modern bolt on hub with no service procedure at all.
Year by year
2001 through 2007 run as one block. A 2004 Toyota Sequoia wheel bearing job looks the same in any year of this span: the same front bearing and seals, the same rear hub. There is nothing to split by year on this generation.
Two designs on one truck
The front stayed a serviceable, packed and preloaded bearing while the rear used a bolt on hub. That combination runs for the entire 2001 to 2007 generation without changing.
Nothing here splits by trim, engine, or drivetrain. The front kit and the rear hub apply the same way to every Sequoia in this span.
Diagnosing a 2001-2007 Toyota Sequoia wheel bearing
- Identify which end is noisy. The front and rear use completely different designs, so knowing which corner is at fault decides the whole job.
- Listen for the noise pattern. A worn bearing usually hums or growls and gets louder with speed. Noise that shifts in turns often points at the bearing over other suspects.
- Check for play and roughness. With the wheel off the ground, rock it at 12 and 6 o’clock, then spin it by hand. A full bearing check walkthrough covers both tests.
- Inspect the seals when servicing the front. A packed bearing that has lost grease through a failed seal wears out faster than one that stays sealed and clean.
- Set preload carefully on reassembly. Too tight or too loose on the front bearing shortens its life quickly, so this step is not optional on a serviceable design.
Common questions
What wheel bearing does a 2004 Toyota Sequoia use?
A 2004 Toyota Sequoia wheel bearing at the front is 517011 with seals 710570 and 710571. The rear uses hub 512211.
What wheel bearing does a 2001 Sequoia use?
A 2001 Sequoia uses the same numbers as every year in this generation: front bearing 517011 with its seals, and rear hub 512211.
Why is the front serviceable instead of a hub assembly?
Toyota built this generation of Sequoia with a traditional tapered bearing at the front rather than a sealed cartridge. It has to be packed with grease and its preload set by hand.
What seals go with the front bearing?
The front bearing, 517011, pairs with inner seal 710570 and outer seal 710571. Both seals cover the full 2001 to 2007 run.
Does the rear wheel bearing need the same service?
No. The rear, 512211, is a bolt on hub with no packing or preload procedure. It gets replaced as a complete unit instead.