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The short version
- A 1990 Honda Civic wheel bearing up front is 513024, one number across Civic, Civic Wagon, and CRX.
- The rear hub splits by body style: 513035 for coupe and sedan, 513033 for the wagon.
- The 4WD wagon has no documented rear listing at all in the catalogs we hold.
- Nothing here changes by year, only by body style, across the full 1988 to 1991 run.
This page covers the 1988 to 1991 Honda Civic. A 1990 Honda Civic wheel bearing job runs the same front cartridge across every body style. The rear splits by whether the car is a coupe, sedan, or wagon.
The core numbers for this Civic
The rear hub differs by body style. Every 1990 Honda Civic wheel bearing front uses the same 513024 cartridge. Coupes and sedans use 513035 with seal 473367 in back.
Wagons use 513033 instead, except the 4WD wagon, which has no documented rear number in the catalogs.
Honda Civic wheel bearing part numbers
| Years | Detail | Number |
|---|---|---|
| 1988 to 1991 | Front, press in cartridge, Civic, Civic Wagon, CRX | 513024 check price |
| 1988 to 1991 | Rear hub, coupe and sedan, seal 473367 | 513035 check price |
| 1988 to 1991 | Rear hub, wagon except 4WD | 513033 check price |
| 1988 to 1991 | Rear, wagon 4WD, no listing in the catalogs | not documented |
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This page covers the 1988-1991 Honda Civic: 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991. Other years live on the main Honda Civic wheel bearing page.
Coupes and sedans share one rear hub number, 513035. The regular wagon uses a different number, 513033.
The 4WD wagon has no documented rear listing at all. Match the old part or run the VIN on that one.
Year by year
1988 through 1991 is one hardware story. The front cartridge, 513024, does not change across any year or body style.
The rear depends only on body style, not year. Coupe and sedan cars use 513035, wagons use 513033, and the 4WD wagon stays undocumented all four years.
Sharing a family across body styles
Civic, Civic Wagon, and CRX shared this generation’s front cartridge. That single part answers every 1990 Honda Civic wheel bearing question about the front. Honda press in one part number regardless of body style, more on the press in wheel bearing page.
The next Civic generation, 1992 to 2000, uses different numbers on the 1992 to 2000 page. Front wheel drive decides how these bearings wear, covered on drive type and wheel bearings.
Diagnosing a Honda Civic wheel bearing
- Listen while turning. A worn bearing often growls louder in one direction, detailed on the wheel bearing noise turning page.
- Rule out the tires first. Tire noise stays steady with speed, a bearing noise usually does not, covered on the tire noise or wheel bearing page.
- Jack up the corner and check for play. Grab the tire at 12 and 6 oclock and rock it.
- Confirm the body style before ordering the rear. Coupe, sedan, and wagon rear hubs do not share a number.
- Check for a 4WD wagon badge. That one variant has no documented rear listing, so plan to match the old part.
Common questions
What wheel bearing does a 1988 Honda Civic use?
The front cartridge is 513024 on every 1988 Civic, Civic Wagon, and CRX. The rear depends on body style, 513035 for coupe and sedan or 513033 for the wagon.
What wheel bearing does a 1990 Honda Civic use?
A 1990 Honda Civic wheel bearing job uses the same numbers as any other year in this run. Front is 513024, and the rear follows the body style rule above.
Is the wagon rear bearing different from the sedan?
Yes. The wagon uses 513033 in back, while coupes and sedans use 513035 with seal 473367.
What about a 1990 Civic Wagon with 4WD?
The 4WD wagon rear has no documented listing in the catalogs. Match the number the old part carries or confirm by VIN.
Is the front bearing press in or bolt on?
The front is a press in cartridge, 513024, on every body style here. It is not a bolt on hub assembly like later Civic generations use.