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275500089 Fuel Filter and O-Ring for Sea-Doo XP 650 1993-1994

275500089 Fuel Filter and O-Ring for Sea-Doo XP 650 1993-1994

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Fuel Filter and O-Ring for Sea-Doo XP 650

This fuel filter and O-ring set is a replacement part for the Sea-Doo XP 650, built to keep fuel flowing clean on 1993-1994 models and cross-referenced to 275500089.

Overview

This fuel filter and O-ring combination is a service replacement for the Sea-Doo XP 650, sized to fit the 1993-1994 personal watercraft. The fuel filter traps debris before it reaches the carburetor while the O-ring seals the filter housing to prevent leaks. It is a practical pick for riders servicing their own fuel system or mechanics keeping older Sea-Doo XP watercraft on the water.

Built For Performance

  • Fuel filter element designed to capture dirt and debris before they reach the carburetor
  • O-ring made to seal the filter housing and help prevent fuel seepage
  • Direct replacement fit for the 275500089 fuel filter assembly used on Sea-Doo XP 650 machines
  • Simple drop-in service part for routine fuel system maintenance
  • Works with the factory filter housing on 1993-1994 Sea-Doo XP 650 models

Fits These Machines

  • for Sea-Doo XP 650, 1993-1994

On-The-Job Use

  • Routine fuel system tune-ups on 1993-1994 Sea-Doo XP 650 personal watercraft
  • Replacing a clogged or contaminated fuel filter after storage or debris in the tank
  • Carburetor service work where the fuel filter and housing seal are disturbed
  • Seasonal maintenance to keep fuel delivery consistent and reliable

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 275500089
Type Fuel Filter and O-Ring
Fitment Sea-Doo XP 650, 1993-1994

Good To Know

Q: Does this include both the filter and the O-ring? A: Yes, the set pairs the fuel filter with the sealing O-ring for the filter housing. Inspect old seals and clean the housing area before installing.

Q: How often should the fuel filter be replaced? A: Many riders replace the filter during seasonal service or whenever fuel flow issues appear. A clogged filter can cause lean running or hard starting.

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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