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271002228 Impeller Boot for Sea-Doo RXP XRS 300 1630 2017-2022

271002228 Impeller Boot for Sea-Doo RXP XRS 300 1630 2017-2022

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Impeller Boot for Sea-Doo

This impeller boot is a replacement sealing component that fits between the impeller and the wear ring on the jet pump, helping protect the driveshaft and bearings from water intrusion and debris, and referencing OEM number 271002228.

Overview

This impeller boot is designed to seal and cushion the impeller assembly on your personal watercraft jet pump unit. It is intended for riders who own a 1630-equipped Sea-Doo RXP XRS 300 from 2017 through 2022 and want a reliable replacement for a worn or damaged boot. Replacing the impeller boot helps keep the pump sealed, reducing the risk of water and abrasive debris reaching the driveshaft bearings.

Built For Performance

  • Seals the impeller area to help keep water out of the pump drive assembly
  • Protects the driveshaft and bearings from grit, sand, and debris in the water flow
  • Constructed to resist the stress of high-RPM jet pump operation
  • Direct-fit replacement referencing OEM part number 271002228
  • Helps maintain consistent pump efficiency by keeping the impeller area clean

Fits These Machines

  • for Sea-Doo RXP XRS 300 1630 (2017-2022)

On-The-Job Use

  • Jet pump reassembly after impeller or wear ring service
  • Routine drive line inspection and maintenance
  • Restoring a watercraft that has been sitting or has a worn pump seal

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 271002228
Fits Model for Sea-Doo RXP XRS 300 1630
Model Years 2017-2022
Component Type Impeller boot

Good To Know

Q: How do I know if my impeller boot needs replacing? A: Look for cracks, tears, or hardening in the rubber boot, or signs of water contamination around the pump bearings. A degraded boot can let grit through, so replacing it during pump service is a good preventive step.

Q: Can I install this boot myself? A: Replacing an impeller boot typically requires removing the pump and impeller assembly, so basic mechanical experience and the correct tools are needed. If you are unsure, have a qualified watercraft technician handle the installation.

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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