23501212 Aftermarket MTU Detroit Diesel 6V-92 Tandem Cooler | Sawley's Select Marine Parts
23501212 Aftermarket MTU Detroit Diesel 6V-92 Tandem Cooler | Sawley's Select Marine Parts
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🔧 Product Description
Aftermarket replacement Boost/Fuel Tandem Cooler - Replaces Part Number: 23501212
New copper-nickel tandem cooler replacing Detroit Diesel 23501212 and Sendure 9571-1-7. It combines separate boost/engine-oil and fuel-cooling circuits within one raw-water-cooled shell for 6V-92 marine installations.
⚙️ Key Features
• Direct replacement for Detroit Diesel 23501212
• Cross-references Sendure 9571-1-7
• Approximately 4-inch diameter × 23.5-inch overall length
• Separate fuel and oil/boost fluid circuits
• Approximately 2-inch seawater connection
🧰 Kit / Assembly Contents
• 1 × Complete tandem cooler - P/N 23501212
• 1 × Fuel circuit with approximately 1/4-inch NPT connections
• 1 × oil/boost circuit with approximately 1-inch NPT connections
• 1 × common raw-water circuit with approximately 2-inch connections
🔄 Supersession & Cross Reference
OEM Supersession Chain:
• 23501212 ↔ Cross-references Sendure 9571-1-7
OEM / Related Numbers:
• 9571-1-7
• 23501212CN
Aftermarket / Verified Equivalents:
• Sendure: 9571-1-7
• Lenco: LE23501212
• Seakamp copper-nickel replacement for Detroit Diesel 23501212
🚤 Compatibility
Commonly used on:
• Detroit Diesel 6V-92 marine propulsion engines
Typically suits:
• Engine / Equipment models:
• 6V-92 and 6V-92TA installations whose cooling layout specifies tandem cooler 23501212
• Output / Engine Rating: Engine rating is marine calibration-dependent
• Engine / System Type: V6 two-stroke turbocharged Detroit Diesel marine engine
• Year Range: 6V-92 production era
• Serial / Model Identification: Confirm port sizes, circuit orientation and engine arrangement before ordering.
🔌 Function
The tandem cooler contains two isolated fluid circuits within one raw-water-cooled assembly. It controls the temperature of both connected systems while preventing the oils or fuel from mixing.
Common signs of failure:
• High temperature in either connected oil or fuel circuit
• Water contamination in transmission oil, steering fluid or fuel
• Oil or fuel appearing in the raw-water discharge
• Reduced system performance after prolonged operation
• External leakage, corrosion or failed pressure test
📦 Condition
• New aftermarket replacement part
• Brand new
• Supplied in original or equivalent packaging
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