278003012 Starter Solenoid for Sea-Doo GTX 215 1503 2008-2013
278003012 Starter Solenoid for Sea-Doo GTX 215 1503 2008-2013
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Starter Solenoid for Sea-Doo GTX 215 1503
This starter solenoid is a direct-fit electrical relay for Sea-Doo GTX 215 1503 watercraft, cross-referenced to 278003012, and it delivers battery current to the starter motor when the start button is pressed.
Overview
This starter solenoid for Sea-Doo serves as the high-current relay between the battery and the starter motor on the GTX 215 1503. It is built to replace OEM part number 278003012 and brings back consistent, instant cranking. Suited to personal watercraft owners and service shops working on 2008, 2009, and 2011 to 2013 Sea-Doo GTX 215 1503 machines.
Built For Performance
- Direct replacement for OEM part number 278003012
- Heavy-duty contacts handle the current draw of the 1503 engine's starter
- Sealed body shields internals from spray and bilge moisture
- Terminal arrangement matches the factory connector and cable routing
- Corrosion-resistant construction for freshwater and saltwater use
- Installs with basic hand tools and no rewiring
Fits These Machines
- for Sea-Doo GTX 215 1503 (2008-2009)
- for Sea-Doo GTX 215 1503 (2011-2013)
On-The-Job Use
- Replacing a solenoid that clicks but will not crank the engine
- Scheduled electrical maintenance on high-hour GTX 215 skis
- Diagnostic repair for intermittent no-start conditions
- Keeping a spare aboard for rental fleets and long-distance riders
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 278003012 |
| Type | Starter solenoid relay |
| Application | Sea-Doo GTX 215 1503, 2008-2009 and 2011-2013 |
| Function | Switches battery current to the starter motor |
Good To Know
Q: How can I tell the solenoid has failed instead of the starter? A: A bad solenoid typically produces a single click or complete silence when the start button is pressed, while the starter never turns over. Checking for voltage at the starter terminal during a start attempt will isolate which part is at fault.
Q: Should anything else be replaced while the solenoid is removed? A: Check the battery cables, ground straps, and starter connections for corrosion or looseness while access is open. If those test clean, replacing the solenoid by itself will restore normal 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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