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Ignition Module for Sea-Doo SP 580 1989-1996 Fits Personal Watercraft

Ignition Module for Sea-Doo SP 580 1989-1996 Fits Personal Watercraft

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Ignition Module for Sea-Doo SP 580

This ignition module is a replacement electrical component that delivers the spark timing signal your personal watercraft engine needs to start and run reliably during the 1989 through 1996 model years.

Overview

This ignition module is built as a direct-fit replacement for the Sea-Doo SP 580, giving your watercraft dependable spark control season after season. The ignition module handles the electronic timing duties that keep the 580 engine firing consistently across the rpm range. It is a practical choice for riders replacing a failed or intermittent ignition module on a 1989-1996 Sea-Doo SP 580.

Built For Performance

  • Direct replacement for the factory ignition module on 1989-1996 Sea-Doo SP 580 models
  • Sealed housing resists moisture and spray common in personal watercraft engine bays
  • Solid-state electronics deliver consistent spark timing across the rpm range
  • Plug-in connector matches the original harness for straightforward installation
  • Compact footprint fits the factory mounting location without modification

Fits These Machines

  • for Sea-Doo SP 580 (1989-1996)

On-The-Job Use

  • Replacing a failed ignition module during routine engine service
  • Restoring reliable starting on a 580 that cranks but will not fire
  • Seasonal maintenance on older Sea-Doo SP 580 watercraft

Specs At A Glance

Part Type Ignition Module
Compatibility Sea-Doo SP 580, 1989-1996
Connection Factory-style plug-in connector

Good To Know

Q: Will this ignition module fit my 1992 Sea-Doo SP 580? A: This module is listed for SP 580 models from 1989 through 1996, so it covers that year range. Confirm your model and serial number before ordering.

Q: Do I need to replace anything else when installing a new ignition module? A: Inspect the stator, coil, and wiring harness for wear or corrosion while you have the engine bay open. Replacing worn ignition components together helps avoid repeat failures.

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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