When you're shopping for your snowmobile, two very different OEM parts can end up in the same cart: an engine-side bleed collector and a handlebar-side phone mount. One keeps a 600 or 800 ETEC engine's bleed system rebuilt; the other gives your phone a place to ride. Both are new, genuine Ski-Doo/BRP components, but they solve completely different problems. The decision comes down to maintenance versus convenience.
Quick Verdict
If you're working on a 600/800 ETEC powertrain and want a genuine OEM replacement, the bleed collector is the focused part at a much lower listed price. If you want a cockpit phone mount for everyday rides, the cellphone holder is the convenience pick, though it costs more.
Comparison at a Glance
| Product | Listed price | Price bar | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| BRP Original OEM Ski-Doo Bleed Collector 509000803 | $22.99 | ETEC engine maintenance | |
| Ski-Doo New OEM, Cellphone Holder, 860202372 | $209.99 | Cockpit phone access |
Where Each Product Wins
- The bleed collector wins for engine-service buyers: it's BRP OEM and carries the lower listed price.
- The cellphone holder wins for daily-ride convenience: it comes in black, and the description calls out a water-resistant door and use with or without a windshield.
Product Notes
Brand New BRP Original OEM Ski-Doo Bleed Collector 509000803 600/800 ETEC

If your 2011-2019 600/800 ETEC is due for service, this bleed collector gives you a genuine BRP component with a manufacturer part number of 509000803. It's marked as new and OEM, and the description points to broad fitment across most 600/800 ETEC models. The limitation is scope: this piece is an engine-plumbing component, not a phone accessory. If your ride doesn't use an ETEC 600 or 800, or you're not doing this service, it won't add convenience to the cockpit. It's a maintenance-first buy that pays off when you're rebuilding an ETEC.
Ski-Doo New OEM, Cellphone Holder, 860202372

The cellphone holder is the more expensive of the two parts, with a manufacturer part number of 860202372 and a black finish. It's described as new and genuine OEM, and the product description highlights a water-resistant door, touch-screen-friendly use, and the ability to mount with or without a windshield. That makes it a strong candidate if you like keeping your phone visible on the handlebar while riding. The limitation is that it doesn't contribute to the engine-side work the bleed collector does. You're paying for cockpit convenience, not powertrain maintenance, and at the higher listed price it's a larger outlay for a phone mount.
Final Choice by Use Case
Choose the BRP bleed collector if you're rebuilding a 600/800 ETEC and want a new OEM part at the lower listed price. Choose the Ski-Doo cellphone holder if you want a weather-ready phone mount for your handlebar area and the higher listed price fits your budget. For riders doing engine maintenance, the bleed collector is the part that moves your snowmobile forward; for riders focused on every-ride convenience, the holder is the addition that changes how you use the cockpit.