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The short version

  • A 2003 Saturn L200 wheel bearing front is 510052, a press in ball that covers every L-Series badge from 2000 through 2005.
  • The rear splits by ABS: 512238 with ABS, 512239 without it.
  • All three numbers apply the same way across all six years, with no year to year changes.
  • This is the Saturn L-Series, not the unrelated Mitsubishi L200 pickup sold overseas.

This page covers the 2000 through 2005 Saturn L-Series, badged L100, L200, and L300 along with the LS and LW variants. A 2003 Saturn L200 wheel bearing order uses the same three numbers as any other year in this run. Front is one part for every badge, and the rear splits only by ABS.

The core numbers

One front, two rears, six flat years

The front, 510052, is a press in ball that fits every L-Series badge on the list: LS, LS1, LS2, LW, LW1, LW100, LW2, LW200, LW300, L100, L200, and L300.

The rear splits into 512238 with ABS or 512239 without it. A 2003 Saturn L200 wheel bearing rear needs that ABS check before ordering either number.

Saturn L200 wheel bearing part numbers

2000-2005 Saturn L200 wheel bearing part numbers
Years Detail Number
2000 to 2005 Front hub, press in ball, all L-Series badges 510052 check price
2000 to 2005 Rear hub, ABS 512238 check price
2000 to 2005 Rear hub, without ABS 512239 check price

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This page covers the 2000-2005 Saturn L200: 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005. Other years live on the main L200 wheel bearing page.

The Mitsubishi L200 is an unrelated pickup truck and shares nothing with this page. This page covers the Saturn L-Series, and every badge on that list, from LS through L300, shares the same three listings.

Year by year

2000 to 2005: nothing changes across the run. Every badge uses front 510052, and the rear is decided by ABS, 512238 or 512239, on all six years.

A 2003 Saturn L200 wheel bearing order is identical in structure to a 2000 order or a 2005 order. Only the ABS check on the individual car varies by the individual car, not by the year it was built.

One badge list, one front number

The L-Series name covered a wide badge spread inside the same Saturn lineup, and this page treats all of them as one part family for wheel bearings. The front stays a press in ball across every badge and year, which is simpler than most model lines this size. The rear is the only place where a real decision has to be made, and that decision is ABS or no ABS.

Diagnosing a Saturn L200 wheel bearing

  1. Confirm the badge is L-Series. Rule out any confusion with the unrelated Mitsubishi L200 before searching for parts.
  2. Check whether the car has ABS. That single detail decides between 512238 and 512239 on the rear.
  3. Jack up the wheel and check for play. The general method at how to check a wheel bearing applies here without modification.
  4. Listen for a change in turns. A pattern that gets louder in one direction fits the notes at turning noise notes.
  5. Watch for an ABS light alongside the noise. On ABS cars, a failing rear hub can trip a fault, covered at bad bearing and the ABS light.

Common questions

What wheel bearing does a 2003 Saturn L200 use?

A 2003 Saturn L200 wheel bearing front is 510052. The rear is 512238 with ABS or 512239 without it.

What wheel bearing fits a 2000 Saturn L200?

The 2000 model year uses the same three numbers as every other year on this page. Front is 510052, and the rear is 512238 or 512239 depending on ABS.

Does the Saturn L200 wheel bearing change by badge?

No. LS, LW, L100, L200, and L300 all share the same front and rear listings on this page.

Is the Saturn L200 the same as the Mitsubishi L200?

No. The Mitsubishi L200 is an unrelated pickup, and this page covers only the Saturn L-Series.

Is the Saturn L200 front bearing press in or bolt on?

The front, 510052, is a press in ball. It is not a bolt on hub assembly.

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Wheel Bearing Editorial Team The Wheel Bearing Editorial Team researches, builds and edits wheelbearing.net. Every part number on the site is transcribed from manufacturer and distributor catalogs (Moog, Timken, SKF, National, BCA/NTN) rather than generated, and every vehicle page is checked against the catalog rows before it goes live. When two catalogs disagree, the page shows both readings and tells you to match the old part or the VIN. More about how this site is built.