Description

Keep your Detroit Diesel IL-71 Series engine running cool with this New Right-Handed Water Pump , engineered for reliability and durability in heavy-duty applications. This unit replaces OEM part numbers 5149708 and 23506711 , and is specifically designed for right-hand (RH) rotation configurations on inline 71 series engines. Ideal for marine, industrial, generator, and construction equipment, this pump delivers consistent coolant flow, reducing overheating risk and maintaining optimal engine temperature. 🔧 Key Features: Engine Compatibility: Detroit Diesel IL-71 Series (e.g., 6-71 Inline) Rotation Direction: Right-Handed (RH) OEM Replacement: Replaces 5149708, 23506711 Heavy-Duty Design: Cast iron/aluminum construction (varies by supplier) High-Flow Impeller: Designed for efficient coolant circulation under load Ideal for: Marine engines, industrial equipment, generators, and heavy-duty trucks using IL-71 engines Built to meet or exceed OEM specifications, this RH water pump offers a dependable solution for your cooling system needs. 🔁 Replaces OEM Part Numbers: 5149708 23506711 ⚙️ Compatible Applications: Detroit Diesel Inline 71 Series Engines Used in: Marine propulsion systems Industrial power units Stationary generators Heavy equipment and trucks ❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs): Q1: What does “Right-Handed” mean in this water pump? A: It refers to the direction of rotation . RH pumps rotate clockwise when viewed from the front. Be sure to match the rotation of your existing pump before ordering. Q2: Is this compatible with all IL-71 Series engines? A: It is compatible with most inline Detroit 71 Series engines requiring a right-hand rotation pump. Confirm rotation and part number compatibility before purchase. Q3: Is this an OEM part? A: No, this is a high-quality aftermarket replacement built to OEM specifications. Q4: Does this pump include a gasket or installation kit? A: Gasket and mounting hardware may be sold separately . Please verify package contents or order a complete installation kit. Q5: What are common signs that a water pump needs replacement? A: Coolant leaks, overheating, engine whining, or visible wear on the pulley shaft are signs your water pump may need replacing.