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420898044 Timing Cam Chain for Sea-Doo GTX Wake NA 1503 2007

420898044 Timing Cam Chain for Sea-Doo GTX Wake NA 1503 2007

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Timing/Cam Chain for Sea-Doo

This timing/cam chain is a replacement engine timing component designed for Sea-Doo personal watercraft, cross-referencing OEM part number 420898044, and it keeps camshaft and crankshaft rotation synchronized so valves open and close at the correct moment.

Overview

This timing/cam chain is built to replace a worn or stretched chain in the 1503 engine platform. A timing/cam chain like this one maintains precise valve timing, which protects compression, idle quality, and top-end power. It is intended for riders and mechanics servicing a Sea-Doo GTX Wake who want a dependable timing/cam chain for routine engine rebuilds or preventive maintenance.

Built For Performance

  • Direct cross-reference to OEM part number 420898044 for straightforward ordering
  • Roller-style chain construction engineered for continuous high-RPM operation
  • Heat-treated links and pins for resistance to elongation under load
  • Precision pitch spacing to keep cam and crank timing aligned
  • Designed for the 1503 four-stroke engine family
  • Suited to rebuild, refresh, and timing service work

Fits These Machines

  • for Sea-Doo GTX Wake NA 1503 (2007)

On-The-Job Use

  • Timing chain replacement during top-end or full engine rebuilds
  • Preventive maintenance on high-hour 1503 engines
  • Service work after a chain stretch or timing noise diagnosis
  • Shop and DIY repair of Sea-Doo personal watercraft

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 420898044
Component Type Timing/Cam Chain
Engine Platform 1503
Application for Sea-Doo GTX Wake NA 1503
Model Year 2007

Good To Know

Q: Does this timing/cam chain fit my 2007 Sea-Doo GTX Wake NA 1503? A: It is listed for the 2007 GTX Wake NA with the 1503 engine and cross-references OEM 420898044. Confirm your engine code and serial number before ordering.

Q: Should other parts be replaced at the same time? A: Timing service often calls for new tensioners, guides, and seals while the engine is open. Inspect those components and replace anything worn.

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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