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Royal Enfield Oil Cooler Radiator Assembly for Interceptor 650 / Continental GT 650 – 575115/E

Royal Enfield Oil Cooler Radiator Assembly for Interceptor 650 / Continental GT 650 – 575115/E

Regular price Rs. 3,650.00
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Please order only after confirming the part number, model, variant, year, side, connector type and compatibility. All orders are non-cancellable once placed. Correctly shipped spare parts are not eligible for return, exchange or refund due to wrong selection, wrong diagnosis, fitment mismatch, mechanic recommendation or change of mind. Electrical/electronic items are additionally non-returnable once opened, installed, plugged in, tested or used. Wrong item, damaged item or missing item claims require a complete unboxing video within 24 hours. Read full Return & Warranty Policy

Royal Enfield 575115/E Oil Cooler (Oil Radiator) Assembly is the factory-spec cooler that helps stabilise engine oil temperature on the 650 Twin platform—critical for consistent performance in traffic, long rides, and hot Indian summers. If your bike shows oil seepage, bent/corroded fins, or overheating/temperature instability symptoms after a minor crash or stone impact, replacing the cooler with a genuine OEM unit reduces leakage risk and fitment headaches.

This part is also searched as “GT 650 oil cooler”, “Interceptor 650 oil radiator”, “650 twin oil cooler assembly”, and “engine oil cooler radiator”. As per dealer supersession mapping, 575115/D is replaced by 575115/E.

Before you buy: confirm your bike is Interceptor 650 Twin Euro 4 / Continental GT 650 Euro 4, and match the mounting points + hose routing with your existing cooler (photo check).

Internal link suggestions (collections): Royal Enfield 650 Twins Spares, Interceptor 650 Cooling System, Continental GT 650 Cooling System.

Key Features 

  • Genuine Royal Enfield Oil Cooler / Oil Radiator Assembly (OEM spec)

  • Helps maintain stable oil temperatures for the 650 Twin engine under load

  • Direct-fit for confirmed Euro 4 applications (see compatibility table)

  • Correct mounting geometry and core sizing vs generic alternatives

  • Ideal replacement for leaking, impact-damaged, or clogged oil coolers

  • Supersession captured: Replaces 575115/D → Current 575115/E

  • Recommended to inspect/refresh sealing washers & hoses during install (prevent repeat leaks)

  • Packaged/handled as a cooling component—avoid fin damage during storage/installation

Compatibility Table 

Model Platform/Engine BS/Emission Years Status Notes/Constraints
Interceptor 650 650 Twin Euro 4 Confirmed as compatible listing under 575115/E cooling system
Continental GT 650 650 Twin Euro 4 Confirmed as compatible listing under 575115/E cooling system
Interceptor 650 650 Twin BS6 / Euro 5 2020+

Continental GT 650 650 Twin BS6 / Euro 5 2020+



Explicit exclusions: Not confirmed for Classic/Bullet/Meteor/Hunter/Himalayan

Variants
No variants.

FAQs 

Q1 (Fitment): How do I confirm this oil cooler fits my bike?
Check your RC/variant: this listing is ✅ confirmed for Interceptor 650 Twin Euro 4 and Continental GT 650 Euro 4. Also match your existing cooler by mounting points, hose orientation, and overall size with a photo.

Q2 (Fitment): Will it fit BS6 / Euro 5 Interceptor 650 or GT 650?
Not marked ✅ here because Euro 5/BS6 fitment wasn’t verified via an official EPC result in this run. If you have BS6/Euro 5, order only after matching existing part number stamp or sharing a clear photo of your current cooler and mounts.

Q3 (Comparison): OEM vs aftermarket oil cooler—what’s the difference?
OEM matches factory core spec, mounting geometry, and sealing surfaces, reducing leak/fitment risk. Aftermarket units vary in fin density, bracket position, and inlet/outlet machining—common causes of returns and repeat seepage.

Q4 (Installation): What should a mechanic take care of during installation?
Avoid bending fins, do not overtighten banjo/union points, and inspect hoses + sealing washers. After installation, warm the bike and check for seepage at unions.

Q5 (Symptoms): What problems does a failing oil cooler cause?
Oil seepage near the cooler/lines, visible damage to fins, overheating in slow traffic, or inconsistent temperature behaviour under load—especially after a crash or stone impact.

Q6 (Return-prevention): What photo should I check before ordering?
Take a clear front photo of the cooler + a close-up of both hose connections and mounting brackets. If your mounts/ports differ, don’t order—message with photos for confirmation.

Verify Fitment on Official Brand Portals

For selected genuine spare parts, you can cross-check the part number on the official brand portals before ordering.

Royal Enfield Official Spares Portal

Hero MotoCorp Official eCatalogue

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