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  1. rmgill

    Source for 24 Volt 6 pFuel Solenoid Normally in one position

    Hmm, I'd in reality need 4 valves or two double stacked valves. Two(or one stacked) on/off valves for coolant flow to that tank and two 3-way for fuel supply/return selection. Question is where to put them so they're easy to reach. On the floor next to the driver's side wouldn't be bad, but...
  2. rmgill

    Source for 24 Volt 6 pFuel Solenoid Normally in one position

    I'm thinking that a manual valve would be most reliable...but....not as easy to switch. Having to lean down to the floor to move the lever....I'd have to re-route some fuel lines too in order to do it. Hmm....
  3. rmgill

    Source for 24 Volt 6 pFuel Solenoid Normally in one position

    RE: Source for 24 Volt 6 pFuel Solenoid Normally in one posi One other thought is that for utter reliability, perhaps I should go with a manual valve on the floor of the truck like the 5 tons? I think I've found a 6 port diverter valve (x2 3 ports stacked) in one body.
  4. rmgill

    Source for 24 Volt 6 pFuel Solenoid Normally in one position

    RE: Source for 24 Volt 6 pFuel Solenoid Normally in one posi Ok, I've found the Pollack folks but I'm a bit worried about not having a reliable valve system. Fiberglass body? Huh? Why not brass. A pair of 24 vdc 3 way valves could work. Question is if they'll work with the fuel return...
  5. rmgill

    Source for 24 Volt 6 pFuel Solenoid Normally in one position

    Anyone know of a 24 volt spec fuel solenoid that'll handle the fuel rates our dueces use and are 6 port type?
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