Garrett Gtcp660-4 Aircraft Apu Engine Oil Cooler 157790-6-1 on 2040-parts.com
Cleveland, Tennessee, United States
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This is an oil cooler used on Garrett GTCP660-4 APU engines. This one was removed during tear down and has been in storage since. It is in good condition and the housing is not cut or cracked. The valve assembly is also in place and undamaged. The data plate reads COOLER AIR TO OIL, PART 157790-6-1, AIRESEARCH. Unfortunately it is not tagged and I have no way to test it so listing it AS IS. Thank you for looking and please see our many other aviation auctions.
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