295501143 Carbon Ring for Sea-Doo GTI SE 130 1503 2008 2011-2013
295501143 Carbon Ring for Sea-Doo GTI SE 130 1503 2008 2011-2013
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Carbon Ring for Sea-Doo GTI SE
This carbon ring (OEM cross-reference 295501143) seals the driveshaft to the hull on Sea-Doo GTI SE personal watercraft, keeping water out of the engine compartment while the impeller spins.
Overview
This carbon ring is a direct-fit sealing component for Sea-Doo GTI SE models equipped with the 1503 engine. The carbon ring sits inside the driveshaft seal assembly and presses against the floating ring to create a watertight barrier as the shaft rotates. It is a maintenance item for riders servicing their own jet pump and driveline.
Built For Performance
- Carbon face material designed for low-friction sealing against the floating ring
- OEM cross-reference 295501143 for straightforward part matching
- Fits 1503 engine applications as listed for the GTI SE platform
- Withstands continuous contact with water and driveline vibration
- Drop-in replacement for worn or scored rings during seal service
- Compact, lightweight component that installs inside the seal carrier
Fits These Machines
- for Sea-Doo GTI SE 130 (2008)
- for Sea-Doo GTI SE 130 (2011-2013)
- for Sea-Doo GTI SE with 1503 engine
On-The-Job Use
- Driveline seal service on 1503-powered GTI SE watercraft
- Routine maintenance when water intrusion is found at the driveshaft seal
- Rebuilds after the floating ring or seal carrier shows wear
- Shop or DIY repair where the carbon ring is replaced as part of the seal set
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 295501143 |
| Component Type | Carbon ring, driveshaft seal |
| Engine Family | 1503 |
| Platform | for Sea-Doo GTI SE |
Good To Know
Q: Does this carbon ring come with the floating ring and seal carrier? A: This listing covers the carbon ring referenced by 295501143, so check your seal assembly to confirm which pieces you need to replace. Replacing the ring alone is common when the carrier and floating ring are still in good shape.
Q: How do I know the carbon ring needs replacing? A: Water in the hull near the driveshaft, a gritty or scored carbon face, or a ring that no longer seats flat against the floating ring are the usual signs. Confirm the ring is worn before ordering so you replace the right part.
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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