Hi everyone, does anybody know if part numbers match up by the first set of digits or the complete thing? Im looking for a hub, and ive been told all celicas share the same hub HOWEVER also share it with the tercel and the geo metro.
the part number for the hub is 43502‑20170 (94-99 celica)
for a tercel (96ish) its 43502‑16040 For the 5th gen it also has the same first 5 digits but different last 5.


anybody know this?

I work at the parts desk at toyota and that tercel number isnt coming up as an interchange. Use the toyota one its about $150.

thanks man! I cant afford 150 though... im surprised nothing popped up for a 1990.... they have the same first 5 digits... just wouldnt show the diagram

Celica's are the only car in NA that uses that hub.


Junk yard, car-part.com

damn... back to fighting this other hub off at the junk yard

*edit* Nvm, just checked the part #..

This post has been edited by smkr3w: Jul 4, 2013 - 12:04 AM

To replace my 1995 ST front drivers side hub, I used 1990 Camry front drivers side Hub.

Hope that helps you.

The first 5 digits are a PNC code, its normally used to locate similar parts on vehicles, like all breaks are 04465 and air filters are 17081 pcv 12204 and cabin filters 87139. If I type in a cabin filter like 17201-YZZ08 into the search it shows all vehicles it fits, when I typed in the code for that part you listed it came up with just that specific vehicle, nothing else fits it, by the book that is, doesn't mean something else won't work.

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I'm thinking of doing a Camry hub conversion sometime in the future. Hate this 5x100 bolt pattern.

hey guys! thanks for all the info! I was able to get a hold of a hub, smash out the hub and have a new wheel bearing pressed in. this is actually a pretty easy job!