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420889726 Armature Stator Coil for Sea-Doo GTR X 230 1503 2017

420889726 Armature Stator Coil for Sea-Doo GTR X 230 1503 2017

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Armature/Stator Coil for Sea-Doo

This armature and stator coil assembly, OEM cross-reference 420889726, generates the electrical charge that keeps your personal watercraft's battery topped up and its ignition system firing.

Overview

This armature/stator coil is a direct-fit electrical component for the Sea-Doo 1503 engine platform. As the charging and ignition source on the GTR X 230, the stator coil assembly works with the flywheel to produce AC power that the regulator rectifies for the battery and ECM. It is built for riders who need a dependable replacement for a failed or weakened stator.

Built For Performance

  • OEM cross-reference 420889726 for straightforward fitment matching
  • Stator coil windings engineered to deliver consistent charging output
  • Armature assembly designed for the 1503 engine's electrical demands
  • Plug-and-play connectors that match the factory harness layout
  • Coil insulation rated to handle the heat and moisture of marine use
  • Direct replacement for the original charging and ignition coil unit

Fits These Machines

  • for Sea-Doo GTR X 230 with 1503 engine, 2017 model year

On-The-Job Use

  • Restoring charging output on a GTR X 230 that will not hold battery voltage
  • Replacing a stator that failed from heat, moisture, or age
  • Keeping ignition timing stable under load on the water
  • Routine electrical maintenance on the 1503 engine platform

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 420889726
Component Type Armature/Stator Coil
Engine Platform 1503
Machine for Sea-Doo GTR X 230
Model Year 2017

Good To Know

Q: Will this stator coil fit my 2017 GTR X 230 directly? A: It is matched to the 1503 engine and cross-references 420889726, but serial number and build variations exist, so confirm your machine's part number before ordering.

Q: What usually causes a stator coil to fail? A: Heat, water intrusion, and normal winding breakdown are the common causes, and a failed unit typically shows as a weak or dead charging system.

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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