270600113 Fuel Pump Filter for Sea-Doo Explorer Pro 170 1630 2023-2026
270600113 Fuel Pump Filter for Sea-Doo Explorer Pro 170 1630 2023-2026
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Fuel Pump Filter for Sea-Doo Explorer Pro 170
This fuel pump filter for Sea-Doo is a replacement in-tank filter element, cross-referenced to OEM part 270600113, designed to keep the fuel supply clean in 1630-powered personal watercraft.
Overview
This fuel pump filter for Sea-Doo is a direct-fit replacement element that traps debris before it reaches the engine, helping maintain steady fuel pressure on the water. It is built for riders who service their own 1630-equipped Explorer Pro 170 and want a clean fuel system without paying dealer prices. Replacing this fuel pump filter on schedule keeps injectors and pumps working the way they should season after season.
Built For Performance
- Cross-referenced to OEM part number 270600113 for straightforward replacement
- Fine filtration media captures rust, grit, and tank debris before it reaches the injectors
- Constructed from fuel-resistant materials that hold up to continuous submersed service
- Drop-in fit inside the factory fuel pump module, no modification required
- Restores proper fuel flow when the original filter becomes clogged or restricted
Fits These Machines
- for Sea-Doo Explorer Pro 170, 2023-2026, 1630 engine
On-The-Job Use
- Routine fuel system service on 1630-powered Explorer Pro 170 models
- Restoring fuel delivery when a machine hesitates, stumbles, or loses top-end power
- Preventive maintenance during winterizing or pre-season tune-ups
- Shop or driveway servicing where a direct factory-style replacement is needed
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 270600113 |
| Type | In-tank fuel pump filter |
| Compatible Engine | 1630 |
| Compatible Model | for Sea-Doo Explorer Pro 170 |
| Model Years | 2023-2026 |
Good To Know
Q: Is this an original Sea-Doo part? A: This is an aftermarket fuel pump filter cross-referenced to OEM 270600113, made for Sea-Doo applications but not manufactured by the brand.
Q: How often should the fuel pump filter be replaced? A: Many riders replace it every 100 hours or at the start of each season, and more often if the machine sits with fuel for long periods or picks up contaminated fuel.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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