Seadoo Electric Starter Motor Oem 1998-2004 947 951 Gsx Stx Lrv Rx Gtx Xp Ltd Di on 2040-parts.com
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Starter out of a running freshwater 2001 Seadoo RX in very good condition. This starter has been load tested and is in great working order. Please
look closely at the photos as this is the exact part that you will receive.
This part will fit many other models and years please check with your dealer
prior to purchase to see if this part is right for you. I am parting out this
entire jet ski and several others. If there is something that you do not see,
do not hesitate to ask. Thanks for looking! This Sea-Doo 278000987 Starter ass’y is used in the following models and assemblies: 1998 GSX Limited 5625 - Starter 1998 GSX Limited, 5629/5845 - Starter 1998 GTX Limited, 5837/5842 - Starter 1998 XP Limited, 5665/5667 - Starter 1999 GSX Limited, 5848/5849 - Starter 1999 GTX Limited, 5888/5889 - Starter 1999 XP Limited, 5868/5869 - Starter 2000 GTX DI, 5649/5659 - Starter 2000 GTX, 5653/5669/5544/5545 - Starter 2000 LRV, 5688 - Starter 2000 RX DI, 5646/5656 - Starter 2000 RX, 5513/5514 - Starter 2000 Sportster LE, 5693 - Starter 2000 XP, 5651/5655 - Starter 2001 GTX DI, 5528/5529/5540/5541 - Starter 2001 GTX, 5526/5527/5538/5539 - Starter 2001 LRV, 5697 - Starter 2001 RX DI, 5534/5535/5536/5537 - Starter 2001 RX X, 5589 - Starter 2001 RX, 5532/5533/5542/5543 - Starter 2001 Sportster LE, 5440 - Starter 2001 XP, 5530/5531 - Starter 2002 GTX DI, 5563/5564/5595/5596 - Starter 2002 GTX, 5587/5588 - Starter 2002 LRV DI, 5460 - Starter 2002 RX DI (LE), 5583/5584/5585 - Starter 2002 RX DI, 5586/5591/5592 - Starter 2002 RX, 5579/5580/5581/5582 - Starter 2002 Sportster LE, 5494 - Starter 2002 XP, 5577/5578 - Starter 2003 GTX DI, 6118/6119 - Starter 2003 LRV DI, 5771 - Starter 2003 RX DI, 6122/6123 - Starter 2003 Sportster LE, 5769 - Starter 2003 XP DI, 6130/6131 - Engine Support 2003 XP DI, 6130/6131 - Starter 2004 Sportster LE DI - Engine Support 2004 Sportster LE DI - Starter This Sea-Doo 278001937 Starter Ass'y, Black is used in the following models and assemblies: 2004 XP DI - Engine 2004 XP DI - Electric Starter 2005 Sportster LE DI - Engine 2005 Sportster LE DI - Electric Starter 2006 3D 947 DI - Engine 2006 Sportster LE DI - Engine 1 2006 Sportster LE DI - Electric Starter 2007 3D 947 DI - Engine 2007 3D 947 DI - Electric Starter |
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