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The short version
- Fourth generation Eclipse wheel bearing hubs, 2006-2012 including the Spyder, use Moog 513219 up front and 512274 at the rear, both bolt-on units.
- Timken splits the same front position into two numbers, HA590108 for 2006 and HA590177 for 2007-2008, where Moog prints one part across the whole run.
- Front hub 513219 is shared with the Galant and the Endeavor, two Mitsubishis built alongside the coupe in the same era.
- The 1990-1999 turbo Eclipse and the 2000-2005 generation run their own listings and do not cross with the 2006-2012 chart.
Mitsubishi’s tuner era coupe finished its production run wearing many of the same parts as a family sedan. The final Eclipse shared its platform, and its bearing numbers, with the Galant sedan.
Eclipse wheel bearing numbers at a glance
Both numbers cover the fourth generation Eclipse, model years 2006 through 2012, including the Spyder convertible.
Each is a bolt-on hub assembly, no press required, and both come from Moog’s catalog.
Mitsubishi Eclipse wheel bearing part numbers
| Years | Detail | Number |
|---|---|---|
| 2006-2012 | Front hub assembly (Moog), all engines including Spyder | 513219 check price |
| 2006-2012 | Rear hub assembly, all engines including Spyder | 512274 check price |
Every model year this chart resolves: 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012.
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Timken splits the same front position by production year: HA590108 for 2006, HA590177 for 2007-2008. Moog prints a single number, 513219, across the entire 2006-2012 run.
These come from different brand lines describing the same hub location. Match the old part on the car rather than assuming one catalog is wrong.
The 1990-1999 turbo cars and the 2000-2005 generation carry their own listings, separate from the chart above. Nothing from the 2006-2012 numbers crosses to those years.
Match those earlier cars by VIN rather than guessing from the newer part numbers.
A parts bin shared with the Galant
The Eclipse wheel bearing chart overlaps heavily with two other Mitsubishi models. Front hub 513219 also covers the Galant and the Endeavor crossover from the same era.
That overlap is not an accident. See the full Mitsubishi lineup for how the platform sharing plays out across other models built in the same period.
Bolt-on parts, ordinary duty
Both Eclipse hub assemblies bolt on with no press equipment needed, a manageable swap for anyone comfortable with basic hand tools. Checking a wheel bearing before ordering parts confirms which side actually needs one.
A bearing that growls under load often points to noise tied to cornering, a common complaint on this platform. Ruling out axle wear versus the bearing itself saves a wasted parts order.
Diagnosing an Eclipse wheel bearing
- Listen for load based noise. A hum or roar that grows with speed and shifts in a turn usually points to a bearing rather than a tire.
- Jack up the corner. With the wheel off the ground, grab it at 12 and 6 o’clock and rock it. Play in that direction signals bearing wear.
- Spin the wheel by hand. Grinding, clicking, or roughness while spinning free usually means the bearing itself has failed.
- Rule out the tires first. Uneven tread wear can mimic bearing noise, so check tread depth and pressure before condemning the hub.
- Confirm the side. Bearing noise usually gets louder in a turn away from the bad side, since that side carries more load.
Common questions
What is the Eclipse wheel bearing part number for 2006-2012 models?
Moog lists 513219 for the front hub and 512274 for the rear, covering all engines including the Spyder. Timken splits the front by year instead, so match the old part if the two catalogs disagree.
Does the Eclipse front hub fit the Galant?
Yes, front hub 513219 also covers the Galant and the Endeavor from the same era. All three share the same bolt-on hub assembly at that corner.
Why do Moog and Timken list different front numbers?
Moog covers 2006-2012 with a single part, 513219. Timken splits the same position by production date, HA590108 for 2006 and HA590177 for 2007-2008.
Do earlier Eclipse generations use the same wheel bearing?
No. The 1990-1999 turbo cars and the 2000-2005 generation carry their own listings, separate from the 2006-2012 chart. Match those years by VIN.
Is the Eclipse rear hub a press-in unit?
No. Rear hub 512274 bolts on like the front, with no press equipment required on the fourth generation Eclipse.