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The short version
- 1992-2001 Toyota Camry front: press-in ball 510006, the same number for every year. That is the 2000 Camry wheel bearing answer too.
- Rear hub splits by engine only: HA590303K four-cylinder, HA590302K V6.
- This page spans two body generations, the XV10 and the XV20, because the hardware never changed.
- Year and body style do not matter here; only the engine decides the rear part.
This page covers the 1992 through 2001 Toyota Camry. That span crosses two body generations, the XV10 sold through 1996 and the XV20 that followed. The 2000 Camry wheel bearing question, like every year, uses the same front number and an engine-based rear.
1992-2001 Camry wheel bearing numbers
One front number covers the entire decade and both body styles, a rare case in this catalog.
The 2000 Camry wheel bearing, like every year from 1992 to 2001, uses that same 510006 front bearing.
1992-2001 Toyota Camry wheel bearing part numbers
| Years | Detail | Number |
|---|---|---|
| 1992-2001 | Front press-in ball bearing | 510006 check price |
| 1992-2001 | Rear hub, four-cylinder | HA590303K check price |
| 1992-2001 | Rear hub, V6 | HA590302K check price |
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This page covers the 1992-2001 Toyota Camry: 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001. Other years live on the main Camry wheel bearing page.
The rear hub here splits by engine only, four-cylinder versus V6. It does not split by year, trim, or body generation. A 1993 four-cylinder and a 2001 four-cylinder use the identical rear hub, HA590303K.
This page spans two Camry body generations because the front bearing and both rear hubs never changed. That continuity, not a coincidence, is why one page covers ten model years.
Year by year
1992 through 1996 covers the XV10 body Camry, and 1997 through 2001 covers the redesigned XV20 body. The front bearing and rear hub numbers carry across the redesign without change. The 2000 Camry wheel bearing uses the same 510006 front bearing as a 1992 car.
The only decision at any year in this range is the engine under the hood. Four-cylinder cars take HA590303K at the rear; V6 cars take HA590302K.
Where the decade-long parts run ends
The 510006 front bearing does not stop cold at 2001. It continues on four-cylinder cars into the next generation. A running change eventually swaps it for a new number, detailed on the 2002-2006 Camry wheel bearing page.
Ten years and two body styles on one front bearing is unusual. Most vehicles in this catalog see at least one running change inside a single generation, let alone across two.
Diagnosing a 1992-2001 Toyota Camry wheel bearing
- Identify the engine first. The rear hub number depends entirely on four-cylinder versus V6, so confirm that before anything else.
- Check for front play or noise. The wheel bearing check guide covers the jack-up and rock test for this press-in front bearing.
- Separate tire noise from bearing noise. The tire noise or wheel bearing comparison helps rule out cupped tread before ordering a part.
- Understand the drive layout. These Camrys are front-wheel drive. The drive type reference explains how that affects which corner wears first.
- Press the new bearing in correctly. The front is a press-in design, not a bolt-on hub. The press-in wheel bearing guide covers the tooling needed.
Common questions
What is the 2000 Camry wheel bearing part number?
The 2000 Camry wheel bearing part number is 510006 up front for every engine. The rear hub splits by engine too: HA590303K four-cylinder, HA590302K V6.
What wheel bearing does a 1995 Toyota Camry use?
A 1995 Toyota Camry uses the same front bearing, 510006. The rear hub split by engine is the same too, for every year in this 1992-2001 range.
Does the rear wheel bearing change between the two body generations?
No. The XV10 Camry sold through 1996 and the XV20 that replaced it use the same rear hubs. Four-cylinder cars take HA590303K, and V6 cars take HA590302K.
Is the front bearing press-in or bolt-on?
Press-in. The front is a ball bearing pressed into the knuckle, not a bolt-on hub. That holds across the entire 1992-2001 span.
How is the rear hub identified, by trim or by engine?
By engine only. Trim level and body generation do not affect which rear hub fits. The four-cylinder or V6 under the hood decides instead, between HA590303K and HA590302K.