Snowmobile OEM and NOS Parts: From a $6.98 Bushing to a $129 Ski-Doo Windshield

Finding the right snowmobile part is rarely just a matter of clicking the first matching title. You want a part that lines up with the model you're working on, and you want the listed condition to make sense for the money. These four listings show how different snowmobile parts can be: a simple Polaris bushing, a Ski-Doo Skandic windshield, a Chrysler Sno-Runner master link, and a Polaris fuel pump assembly.

Quick take

Listed prices run from $6.98 for the Polaris bushing to $129 for the Ski-Doo windshield, with the Chrysler master link at $9.99 and the Polaris fuel pump at $64.99. All four titles carry OEM or NOS wording, but the condition labels are not identical. The real question is less about which is cheapest and more about which listed part matches the job at a price you're willing to pay.

Listed price comparison

How to choose

Product notes

New OEM Polaris 7556401 Bushing NOS

If you need a Polaris bushing with the 7556401 part number, this is the lowest-priced listing in the group. The part is described as NOS and in excellent condition, though it does not come in the original packaging. That makes it a sensible choice when you want a factory-style replacement piece without paying for a retail box. The limitation is that the listing covers one bushing; if your repair needs additional bushings or a matched set, you'd have to source the rest separately.

5147892 Ski-Doo SKANDIC WINDSHIELD 440F 500F 550F SUV SWT WT 06-464 --- OEM NOS

This listing targets riders looking for a Ski-Doo Skandic windshield, with the title calling out 440F, 500F, 550F, SUV, SWT, and WT configurations. It's described as an unused OEM windshield that has been in storage, and the blue film is protective covering on the clear shield. The trade-off is that it is the highest-priced part in this roundup, and the seller notes that the exact unit may not match the photo and that it ships folded. If your priority is a correct part number rather than the lowest cost, this is the clear choice.

BRAND NEW NOS / OEM 1979 - 1982 CHRYSLER SNO RUNNER DRIVE CHAIN MASTER LINK

For anyone restoring a 1979-1982 Chrysler Sno Runner, this drive chain master link is a niche find at a low cost. The part number A560448 is in the title, and the seller describes it as part of a liquidation of original Sno-Runner parts. It's also a single master link, so it's not a full drive chain kit; you'd be adding it to a chain you already have. Given the narrow application, this makes the most sense for a dedicated Sno-Runner restoration rather than a general snowmobile project.

Polaris OEM Fuel Pump Assembly, 2520227

This listing offers a new Polaris fuel pump assembly with part number 2520227, and the description includes a long list of Polaris model names plus the year 1997. Buyers looking for an OEM-style part, rather than an aftermarket substitute, will find the Polaris branding useful. The California Prop 65 warning is included in the listing, which is worth knowing if you prefer to avoid parts with that kind of warning. The model range is broad, but the part is still a specific fuel pump assembly rather than a universal fit.

Final recommendations by use case

• Need a low-cost Polaris bushing? The New OEM Polaris 7556401 Bushing NOS covers that with part number 7556401.
• Need a Skandic windshield? The 5147892 Ski-Doo Skandic windshield listing names the Skandic trims directly.
• Restoring a Chrysler Sno Runner? The A560448 drive chain master link listing is the niche piece for 1979-1982 models.
• Need a new Polaris fuel pump assembly? The 2520227 Polaris fuel pump listing is the new OEM option in this set.