Marine Heat Exchanger on 2040-parts.com
Amesbury, Massachusetts, US
Came off a Westerbeke W46 but can be used on many other engines. The small hose pictured in the photos has since been removed. The item is nice and clean inside and has no leaks.
It still has the mounting brackets attached that were used on the Westerbeke. If your motor has mounting holes they could be used, if not, they are easy to remove.
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