420956950 Oil Pump Screen for Sea-Doo GTX STD 1503 2004-2006
420956950 Oil Pump Screen for Sea-Doo GTX STD 1503 2004-2006
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Oil Pump Screen for Sea-Doo
This oil pump screen for Sea-Doo GTX STD 1503 models captures debris before it reaches the oil pump, helping protect the engine oiling system, and it cross-references OEM part number 420956950.
Overview
The oil pump screen for Sea-Doo is an internal filter element that sits at the oil pick-up and strains out metal particles, seal fragments, and sludge before oil travels to the pump. It is the part that keeps 2004 to 2006 GTX STD 1503 engines supplied with cleaner oil, and it is intended for riders and shops servicing the 1503 four-stroke platform. Replacing the oil pump screen for Sea-Doo during routine oil system service helps prevent restricted flow and pump wear.
Built For Performance
- Fine mesh screen media traps fine debris while allowing steady oil flow
- Direct cross-reference to OEM part number 420956950 for a known fit
- Preformed mount matches the oil pick-up location on the 1503 engine
- Constructed for continuous immersion in hot engine oil
- Restores the factory filtration point when the original screen is clogged or torn
Fits These Machines
- for Sea-Doo GTX STD 1503, 2004-2006
On-The-Job Use
- Routine oil and filter service on 1503 four-stroke engines
- Diagnosing low oil pressure or restricted oil pick-up
- Engine rebuilds and oil system cleanup after internal wear
- Seasonal maintenance on personal watercraft stored or run in dirty water
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 420956950 |
| Component Type | Oil pump screen |
| Engine Platform | 1503 four-stroke |
| Model Fitment | GTX STD, 2004-2006 |
Good To Know
Q: Does this screen replace the original oil pump screen on a 2004-2006 GTX STD 1503? A: It is built to the 420956950 reference used on those machines, so it serves as a direct replacement for a clogged or damaged screen. Always confirm your engine serial number before ordering.
Q: Should the screen be replaced every time the oil is changed? A: It is typically inspected or replaced when the oil system is opened for service, or any time debris is found in the oil. A clogged screen restricts flow to the pump, so cleaning or replacing it protects the engine.
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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