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The short version

  • A 2007 Nissan Murano wheel bearing job for 2003-2007 uses front hub 513310, rear hub 512363 with AWD, or 512364 with front wheel drive.
  • All three numbers hold steady across the entire five year run.
  • There is no 2008 Murano; the model skipped that year entirely.
  • A truck titled as a 2008 is a leftover 2007 build and takes these same numbers.

2003-2007 covers the first generation Nissan Murano, a run that ends with an unusual gap. A 2007 Nissan Murano wheel bearing replacement uses front hub 513310, plus a rear hub split by drivetrain.

The core numbers

2007 Nissan Murano wheel bearing numbers

Front hub, both drivetrains: 513310.

Rear hub, AWD: 512363. Rear hub, front wheel drive: 512364.

Nissan Murano wheel bearing part numbers

2003-2007 Nissan Murano hub listings
Years Detail Number
2003-2007 Front hub, both drivetrains 513310 check price
2003-2007 Rear hub, AWD 512363 check price
2003-2007 Rear hub, front wheel drive 512364 check price

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Lookups run through the cross reference page.

This page covers the 2003-2007 Nissan Murano: 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007. Other years live on the main Nissan Murano wheel bearing page.

There is no 2008 Murano. The model skipped that year and returned later on a new body, covered on a different generation page.

A vehicle titled as a 2008 is actually a leftover 2007 build, sold late, and it takes the same numbers listed here. Do not go hunting for a separate 2008 listing that does not exist.

Year by year

A 2007 Nissan Murano wheel bearing job uses the same numbers as one for 2003. Front hub 513310 and both rear hubs hold across the full five year run, with no changes by year.

The only split is drivetrain at the rear: 512363 for AWD, 512364 for front wheel drive. Neither number moves for any other reason across this generation.

Where this generation sits in the Murano lineup

The front hub listing here is shared with the Nissan Quest of the same era, though the two vehicles sit on separate pages and should be searched by their own year. The 2009-2014 Murano picks up after the missing 2008 year with its own front hub numbers.

The 2015-2018 Murano moves further still, returning to a familiar front number but with different rear listings.

Diagnosing a Nissan Murano wheel bearing

  1. Listen for a hum that builds with speed. A failing hub grows louder as road speed increases and often changes pitch in a turn.
  2. Jack up the noisy corner. Grip the tire at 12 and 6 o’clock and rock it to feel for play in the hub.
  3. Confirm the drivetrain before ordering a rear hub. AWD and front wheel drive Muranos take different rear numbers.
  4. Check the ABS light. A worn hub can damage its sensor and trigger a bad bearing ABS light.
  5. Confirm the actual build year on a truck titled 2008. It is a leftover 2007 build and takes these same numbers.

Common questions

What wheel bearing does a 2007 Nissan Murano use?

A 2007 Nissan Murano wheel bearing at the front is hub 513310. The rear is 512363 with AWD or 512364 with front wheel drive.

Is the front bearing the same on a 2003 Murano as a 2007 one?

Yes. 513310 holds across the entire 2003-2007 run with no changes by year or by trim.

Is there a 2008 Nissan Murano?

No. The model skipped the 2008 model year entirely and returned afterward on a new body.

What wheel bearing does a truck titled as a 2008 Murano need?

The numbers on this page apply. A 2008 titled Murano is a leftover 2007 build, so it takes front hub 513310 and the matching rear hub for its drivetrain, not a separate listing.

Does the rear wheel bearing differ by drivetrain on this Murano?

Yes. AWD trucks use 512363 and front wheel drive trucks use 512364 at the rear, and pulling the old hub confirms which one is on the truck.

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