I just read some horror stories about some RXT's sinking...I'm installing this right away..
http://store.sea-doo.com/product/769347/295100497/_/Bilge_Pump_Kit
http://store.sea-doo.com/product/769347/295100497/_/Bilge_Pump_Kit
Bilge pump kit - Seadoo Spark
- Thread starter cheappc
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For $125 it is cheap insurance,,,,
No need to buy OEM Seadoo, get a Rule 500 or similar for under $70.
I'm going to disagree, by the time you buy the hose, fittings, electrical connectors you'll be close to $100.00 so for another 25.00 you'll have the recommended kit with the mounting bracket and most important you won't stand a chance of voiding the warranty. The kit from SeaDoo most likely just plugs into the wiring harness.
Lou
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The fact that it is all new and will (should) come pretty much as a plug-and-play unit I think it is well worth the difference.
I am very anal about my toys. I am POSITIVE I would spend more than 50 bucks to get good quality and good cosmetic parts to instal an aftermarket bilge pump.
I am very anal about my toys. I am POSITIVE I would spend more than 50 bucks to get good quality and good cosmetic parts to instal an aftermarket bilge pump.
We sell it at PWCMuscle: http://www.pwcmuscle.com/sea-doo-spark-bilge-pump-kit.html use promo code FACEBOOK10 for 10% off :cheers:
I want to add kits to my RXT and my GTX... I will go look at the site to see you have those kits as well..
So far I am only finding kits that pulse the pump during engine operation. Kind of senseless if you have a leak at the dock and the motor is not running. However, I am sure I could add a float switch to the OEM kit that would power it up when needed. The more I think about this, it is probably a pretty good way to go. Best of both worlds. An occasional pulse and full time on if the float switch activates it...
Hmmm
Guess that pretty much confirms my thoughts... Thanks Lou.
