The iDF system was initially introduced in 2021 in the FishPro and GTX series and has since been gradually expanded to other Sea-Doo models. If you are unsure whether your vehicle is affected, you can find an overview of the most important model series here.
Models with a standard or optional iDF system include the FishPro series (Sport, Trophy, Scout, and Apex), the GTX and GTX Limited, the Switch, as well as more powerful models such as the RXP-X and RXT-X. iDF is now also standard equipment on the GTI-SE.
Whether a specific vehicle is actually equipped with iDF can be most easily determined by checking the equipment list in the purchase contract, the type plate, or a visual inspection of the button in the cockpit. The model year and equipment package play a larger role than the model name alone.
Regardless of the exact model: As soon as a vehicle is equipped with iDF, the vulnerabilities described in this series generally also apply to that vehicle. Those looking for a permanent solution can opt for electronic deactivation via the M-JET Sea-Doo IDF Delete Tool or mechanical conversion with an IDF Delete Coupler Kit.
We have summarized the basic functionality of the system in the article Sea-Doo iDF System: Function, Purpose, and Common Problems.
