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Sea-Doo Mounting Housing Damper 269002162 – GTX / RXT / WAKE PRO 2011-2015

Name: Sea-Doo Mounting Housing Damper 269002162 – GTX / RXT / WAKE PRO 2011-2015
Brand: ROTAX tender parts
SKU: 14:193
Price: 99.90 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Description

The Sea-Doo mounting case damper, OEM reference 269002162, is the original silent block that provides anti-vibration mounting for the rear body (Body, Rear View 2) on Sea-Doo GTX, RXT, and WAKE PRO jet skis. This high-quality rubber component, designed for the marine environment, absorbs vibrations transmitted by the engine, ensuring stable and durable mounting of the case while protecting the hull structure. It is recommended for replacement as soon as abnormal vibrations or play in the case mounting appear.

Technical Specifications

OEM Reference: 269002162
Type: Mounting case damper / silent block
Condition: New
Material: High-resistance rubber (marine grade)
Origin: China
Regulated Substances: None
Installation: Direct OEM replacement
Packaging: 1 damper

Compatibility

This case damper is compatible with the following Sea-Doo models (Body, Rear View 2 assembly):

2011-2015 – GTX 155
2011-2015 – GTX 215
2011-2015 – RXT 260 & RS
2011-2015 – RXT-X 260 & RS
2011-2015 – WAKE PRO 215
2014-2015 – GTX LTD 215

⚠️ Always check your serial number (VIN) and the original OEM reference before ordering to confirm exact compatibility with your model.

Why Replace the Case Damper?

The case silent block is constantly subjected to engine vibrations, shocks, and temperature variations specific to the marine environment. Over time, the rubber degrades, hardens, and loses its damping properties, leading to abnormal vibrations and play in the case mounting.

Abnormal vibrations felt in the hull or case
Excessive play or movement of the body case
Visible cracked, hardened, or detached rubber
Clunking noises when riding
Unstable case mounting despite tightened screws

It is recommended to inspect the case dampers during each annual service and to systematically replace them if there are any signs of degradation to prevent structural damage to the hull.