Garmin Force Kraken Transducer Replacement Kit, Compression Seal Wrench, 8-Pin and 12-Pin Compression Seals, O-Ring Kit, Stainless Steel Screws, Nose Cone Not Included

Overview

The Garmin 010-12832-26 is a Force Kraken transducer replacement kit that supports removing, replacing, or upgrading the built-in transducer while putting the trolling motor back together with fresh sealing parts.

It is meant for service work where the transducer area is opened up and resealed afterward. The kit is supplied in black and does not include the nose cone.

Key features

• Made specifically for the Force Kraken trolling motor transducer area for proper fit during service and reassembly.
• Includes replacement O-rings and compression seals to help bring back the waterproof sealing after the motor is opened.
• Supports transducer maintenance or upgrades without reusing worn sealing parts.
• Nose cone is not included, so it must be reused or sourced separately if your repair requires it.
• Black components to match the trolling motor appearance once installed.

What’s included

• Force Kraken transducer replacement part
• Set of O-rings and compression seals

Compatibility and fit

This kit is intended for Garmin Force Kraken trolling motors with the built-in transducer setup. It is a service and reseal kit for the transducer area, not a general-purpose transducer mount.

It is a practical match for anglers who fish often, trailer regularly, or run in rough water and want the transducer area sealed back up correctly after service.

Installation and setup

Plan on working clean. Grit, old lubricant, or a twisted O-ring can compromise the seal. Before reassembly, wipe sealing surfaces, seat each seal evenly, and verify nothing is pinched as the parts come together.

After installation, give the area a close visual inspection for uniform fit, then confirm transducer function before a long day on the water.

Maintenance and care

Rinse the trolling motor after use and keep fishing line and debris away from seams around the transducer area. Any time the transducer section is opened again, replacing the seals helps prevent nuisance leaks later.