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The short version
- The Mitsubishi Endeavor wheel bearing chart, 2004-2011, carries the site’s most tangled catalog disagreement between Moog and Timken.
- Moog prints one front number, 513219, for the whole run. Timken splits the same spot by build date instead, HA590108 through October 2005 and HA590177 after.
- At the rear, Moog splits by drivetrain: 512289 for front wheel drive, 512291 for all wheel drive. Timken splits the same position by brakes instead: HA590143 with ABS, HA590144 without.
- All four corners are bolt-on hub assemblies. When the catalogs disagree, match the old part off the car or confirm by VIN.
Mitsubishi’s mid-2000s crossover never sold in big numbers, and the Endeavor wheel bearing catalog shows the neglect. Two supplier charts split the same rear position on different lines, drivetrain against brakes. There is no clean way to average them, so match the part in hand.
Endeavor wheel bearing numbers at a glance
Moog covers the front with a single number across 2004-2011. At the rear, it splits by drivetrain: front wheel drive versus all wheel drive.
Timken disagrees on both ends. It splits the front by build date, and the rear by ABS fitment.
Mitsubishi Endeavor wheel bearing part numbers
| Years | Detail | Number |
|---|---|---|
| 2004-2011 | Front hub assembly (Moog), all trims | 513219 check price |
| 11/05-2011 | Front hub assembly (Timken), built November 2005 or later | HA590177 check price |
| 2004-10/05 | Front hub assembly (Timken), built through October 2005 | HA590108 check price |
| 2004-2011 | Rear hub, front wheel drive (Moog) | 512289 check price |
| 2004-2011 | Rear hub, all wheel drive (Moog) | 512291 check price |
| 2004-2009 | Rear hub, with ABS (Timken) | HA590143 check price |
| 2004-2005 | Rear hub, without ABS (Timken) | HA590144 check price |
Every model year this chart resolves: 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011.
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Moog and Timken do not just list different Endeavor rear numbers, they split the position along different criteria entirely. Moog reads by drivetrain, Timken reads by ABS fitment.
Both readings are accurate for how each brand organizes its own catalog. Match the old part off the car or confirm the build by VIN before ordering.
Timken’s front change falls mid year, not at a clean model year break. Cars built through October 2005 take HA590108, and cars built from November 2005 on take HA590177.
Moog skips the distinction and lists 513219 for the entire 2004-2011 run.
A crossover built on Galant bones
The Endeavor shared its platform with the Galant sedan, and the front hub reflects it. Part 513219 shows up across several Mitsubishis from the same period. That reflects the broader Mitsubishi lineup built on shared underpinnings.
Sorting out ABS and drivetrain at the rear
The Timken split tracks whether a given Endeavor has ABS. The hub and ABS sensor are built into that same unit. Confirming ABS fitment and drivetrain before ordering avoids sending back the wrong part.
Checking a wheel bearing in place is a good first step. Ruling out tire noise that mimics a bearing narrows things down before the parts counter gets involved.
Diagnosing an Endeavor wheel bearing
- Listen at speed. A hum or roar that builds with speed points toward the bearing. It often shifts when you turn.
- Jack up the affected corner. With the wheel off the ground, rock it at 12 and 6 o’clock. Looseness in that direction signals bearing wear.
- Spin the wheel by hand. Grinding or roughness while it spins free usually confirms the bearing itself has failed.
- Check drivetrain and ABS before ordering. The rear number depends on both, so confirm each from the old part or the build sheet.
- Compare the old part number. When Moog and Timken numbers do not match expectations, the physical part on the car settles it.
Common questions
What is the Endeavor wheel bearing part number for the front hub?
Moog lists 513219 for the entire 2004-2011 run. Timken splits the same position by build date instead, HA590108 through October 2005 and HA590177 after.
Why do Moog and Timken disagree on the rear Endeavor bearing?
They split the position on different criteria. Moog organizes by drivetrain, front wheel drive versus all wheel drive. Timken organizes by whether the car has ABS instead.
How do I know which rear number my Endeavor needs?
Match the part currently on the car, or confirm drivetrain and ABS fitment by VIN. Both catalogs are valid readings, they just sort the same parts differently.
Are Endeavor wheel bearings press-in or bolt-on?
Bolt-on. All four corners use bolt-on hub assemblies, front and rear, across the full 2004-2011 run.
Does the Endeavor front hub match other Mitsubishi models?
Front hub 513219 shows up on other Mitsubishis from the same era, including the Galant. The shared platform explains the overlap.