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420931130 Timing Drive Cover Gasket for Sea-Doo Fish 21-230 1630 2025-2026

420931130 Timing Drive Cover Gasket for Sea-Doo Fish 21-230 1630 2025-2026

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Timing Drive Cover Gasket for Sea-Doo

This timing drive cover gasket for Sea-Doo seals the timing drive cover to the engine case on the Fish 21-230 with the 1630 engine, cross-referenced under OEM part 420931130.

Overview

This timing drive cover gasket for Sea-Doo is a direct-fit sealing component for the 1630 engine on the Fish 21-230 platform. It seals the timing drive cover to the engine case, keeping oil contained and contaminants out of the timing drive area. Designed for riders and mechanics servicing 2025 to 2026 model years, this timing drive cover gasket for Sea-Doo helps maintain a clean, leak-free engine.

Built For Performance

  • Precision-cut to match the timing drive cover mounting surface
  • Seals the cover-to-case joint against oil weep and seepage
  • Constructed from gasket material rated for engine heat and oil exposure
  • OEM cross-reference 420931130 for accurate replacement sourcing
  • Compresses evenly across the full sealing perimeter for consistent contact

Fits These Machines

  • for Sea-Doo Fish 21-230 1630, 2025-2026

On-The-Job Use

  • Timing drive cover resealing during engine service
  • Leak repair on the timing drive area
  • Routine maintenance on 1630 engine equipped watercraft
  • Top-end and case work requiring cover removal and refit

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 420931130
Component Type Timing drive cover gasket
Engine 1630
Model Application Fish 21-230
Model Years 2025-2026

Good To Know

Q: Should the gasket be replaced every time the timing drive cover is removed? A: Yes, a fresh gasket is the reliable way to reseal the joint, since a used gasket may not compress or seal evenly again. Replacing it during cover removal helps prevent oil weep afterward.

Q: Does this gasket require sealant during installation? A: Follow the service procedure for your engine, as some cover joints call for a dry fit and others specify a sealant at certain points. Surfaces should be clean and free of old gasket material before the cover goes back on.

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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