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Sea-Doo Sacrificial Anodes

BRP part number 271001813 · For Watercraft

$25

Pickup at any of our 5 locations. No online payment: you pay in store when you pick up.

Fits

Outside diameter: 26 mm Height: 13 mm

Fitment information supplied by BRP, for guidance. Check that the part fits your vehicle (model, year, modifications) before ordering — our parts team can confirm it.

Description

  • Introducing the Sea-Doo Sacrificial Anodes, your personal watercraft's unsung hero in the battle against galvanic corrosion. These innovative anodes are engineered to protect vital underwater components like the impeller and jet pump nozzle, ensuring your engine remains unscathed. By selflessly absorbing the corrosive electrochemical processes, they prevent damage that could lead to costly repairs. Regular inspections are essential—check them at least once a month and replace when they're 50% depleted. With Sea-Doo Sacrificial Anodes, you're not just riding the waves; you're safeguarding your aquatic adventure with confidence and flair.
  • Sacrificial anodes are specifically designed to protect parts of your personal watercraft that are underwater from galvanic corrosion.
  • Like the name implies, they essentially ''sacrifice'' themselves by absorbing the electrochemical process of corrosion to prevent metal components like the impeller, jet pump nozzle or engine from being ''eaten away'' instead.
  • Galvanic corrosion can cause major damage if not controlled.
  • Inspect your sacrificial anode at least once a month. Replace it when it is 50% depleted.

Features

  • Sacrificial anodes are specifically designed to protect parts of your personal watercraft that are underwater from galvanic corrosion.
  • Like the name implies, they essentially ''sacrifice'' themselves by absorbing the electrochemical process of corrosion to prevent metal components like the impeller, jet pump nozzle or engine from being ''eaten away'' instead.
  • Galvanic corrosion can cause major damage if not controlled.
  • Inspect your sacrificial anode at least once a month. Replace it when it is 50% depleted.