Starter Solenoid Relay 12V Fit SeaDoo

Starter Solenoid Relay 12V Fit SeaDooStarter Solenoid Relay 12V Fit SeaDoo Key Features Operating Voltage: 12V DC Function: Relays electrical current from the battery to the starter motor upon ignition. Configuration: Two large terminal posts for battery and starter cables and a connector for the control circuit. Construction: Aftermarket component designed as a direct replacement for the original equipment part. Replaces Cross Reference Part Numbers SeaDoo: 278000513, 278001376,

Starter Solenoid Relay 12V Fit SeaDoo

Key Features

• Operating Voltage: 12V DC
• Function: Relays electrical current from the battery to the starter motor upon ignition.
• Configuration: Two large terminal posts for battery and starter cables and a connector for the control circuit.
• Construction: Aftermarket component designed as a direct replacement for the original equipment part.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• SeaDoo: 278000513, 278001376, 278001513, 278001766, 278001802, 278002347, 278003012

Compatibility & Fitment

• Fits a wide range of SeaDoo PWC and Jet Boat models from 1995 and newer.
• Common PWC Models: 3D, GS, GSI, GSX, GTI, GTS, GTX, HX, LRV, RX, RXP, RXT, SP, SPI, SPX, XP
• Common Boat Models: Challenger, Explorer, Islandia, Speedster, Sportster, Utopia, Wake
• Note: Verify the part number on your original solenoid to ensure proper fitment.

When to Replace

• A single, audible click is heard, but the starter motor does not engage.
• The starter motor does not operate when the start button is pressed, assuming a fully charged battery.
• Intermittent starting, where the engine cranks on some attempts but not others.
• The starter motor continues to run after the engine has started.

Installation Tips

• Disconnect the negative battery terminal before beginning work.
• Locate the original solenoid and note the position of all wires before disconnecting.
• Install the new solenoid, ensuring the large battery and starter cables are securely fastened to the correct posts.
• Reconnect the small control wire(s) to the new solenoid.
• Securely mount the new solenoid in the original location.
• Reconnect the negative battery terminal and test the starting system.