267000581 Impeller Shaft for Sea-Doo Spark 2Up 900 2015-2024

Impeller Shaft for Sea-Doo Spark 2Up 900

This impeller shaft for Sea-Doo Spark 2Up 900 models from 2015 to 2024 transfers engine torque to the jet pump impeller, and it is identified by part number 267000581.

Overview

This impeller shaft for Sea-Doo Spark 2Up 900 is the driveline component that carries power from the engine to the jet pump so the impeller can move water. It is built for riders and mechanics who need a durable replacement for a worn or damaged shaft on 2015 to 2024 Spark 2Up 900 watercraft. The impeller shaft for Sea-Doo Spark 2Up 900 installs in the pump driveline and keeps the jet propulsion system operating as intended.

Built For Performance

• Splined shaft design engages the impeller and driveline bearings securely
• Constructed from corrosion-resistant material suited to marine use
• Machined to support smooth, balanced rotation at pump speeds
• Direct-fit dimensions for the Spark 2Up 900 pump assembly
• Identified by part number 267000581 for easy cross-reference

Fits These Machines

• for Sea-Doo Spark 2Up 900, 2015
• for Sea-Doo Spark 2Up 900, 2016
• for Sea-Doo Spark 2Up 900, 2017
• for Sea-Doo Spark 2Up 900, 2018
• for Sea-Doo Spark 2Up 900, 2019
• for Sea-Doo Spark 2Up 900, 2020
• for Sea-Doo Spark 2Up 900, 2021
• for Sea-Doo Spark 2Up 900, 2022
• for Sea-Doo Spark 2Up 900, 2023
• for Sea-Doo Spark 2Up 900, 2024

On-The-Job Use

• Replacing a bent or worn impeller shaft during pump service
• Restoring factory jet propulsion after driveline damage
• Routine maintenance on 2015 to 2024 Spark 2Up 900 watercraft
• Shop and DIY repairs on the jet pump assembly

Specs At A Glance

Good To Know

Q: How do I know this impeller shaft fits my Spark 2Up 900? A: Match your model year against the 2015 to 2024 range and confirm part number 267000581 in your parts diagram. Serial number variation can affect fit, so verify before ordering.

Q: What usually causes an impeller shaft to need replacement? A: Debris strikes, worn bearings, or damage from pump disassembly are common causes. A bent or scored shaft can cause vibration, so inspect it during pump service.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.