How universal in this solenoid?
1124815
I only used it with the valve it was designed for. I did not try to utilize it with any other models.
1409331
You're right, Scott, there is not a lot of information and the information that is given is wrong.(see my question about the schematic shown... be sure to read the comments to the answers.)The standard SI solenoid that this is based on is 100 amps continuous and 300 amps surge.In this form factor, that is typical.Whatever you do, DO NOT wire it per that diagram.Do yourself a favor and buy the Intellitec Battery Disconnect Relay or Parallax disconnect.
2154455
A wiring diagram would be that of what you intend to use the solenoid for.Wire size is dependant on what Amperage draw the load that is running draws.The only "required" value for this solenoid is 12 volts DC to activate it.If you are attempting to determine how to wire this solenoid it is as follows:one small terminal is for the ground, the other is for the 12+ to activate.One large terminal is the line in or source of power to the load or device you are powering. The other large terminal is the power out to the device. It doesn't really matter which side you choose for which.Good Luck A wiring diagram would be that of what you intend to use the solenoid for.Wire size is dependant on what Amperage draw the load that is running draws.The only "required" value for this solenoid is 12 volts DC to activate it.If you are attempting to determine how to wire this solenoid it is as follows:one small terminal is for the ground, the other is for the 12+ to activate.One large terminal is the line in or source of power to the load or device you are powering. The other large terminal is the power out to the device. It doesn't really matter which... » Read More A wiring diagram would be that of what you intend to use the solenoid for.Wire size is dependant on what Amperage draw the load that is running draws.The only "required" value for this solenoid is 12 volts DC to activate it.If you are attempting to determine how to wire this solenoid it is as follows:one small terminal is for the ground, the other is for the 12+ to activate.One large terminal is the line in or source of power to the load or device you are powering. The other large terminal is the power out to the device. It doesn't really matter which side you choose for which.Good Luck « Show Less
1534603
Yes, they are all universal. Although a strong magnet would work just as well, and most likely be a little cheaper.
1926095
I don't know, I have not test but is a small solenoid on function only on one side; ex.: for the main tank always on with no current and on ( 12V) when is for the auxilliary side. So if you run on the main you don't use current.Regards
426528
It is universal since it can be mounted on every make and model. Now, getting it work is another story. You have to know which line is going to the cooler, and which line is return. And also, to make the fan work desirable, you need to wire it to the thermosat, so the fan can be turned on when hot, and staying off when cold. Good luck!
1324272
It seems to be fairly universal. I have used it in several vehicles and it's worked in all of them so far.
2106162
My solenoid has printed on it that it has a 3/32" orifice. Whether it replaces a Carrier B2015-S85 I don't know. Also watch the water flow. There is an arrow on the unit pointing the water flow. My solenoid had to be installed backward from the original because water flow was reverse.
1603665
Yes, it fits well, but there are like 7 more solenoids in the BAXA transmisión. If you have problems with your BAXA then you have to be sure that that solenoid is the one that is failing...
2154457
A wiring diagram would be that of what you intend to use the solenoid for. Wire size is dependant on what Amperage draw the load that is running draws. The only "required" value for this solenoid is 12 volts DC to activate it. If you are attempting to determine how to wire this solenoid it is as follows: one small terminal is for the ground, the other is for the 12+ to activate. One large terminal is the line in or source of power to the load or device you are powering. The other large terminal is the power out to the device. It doesn't really matter which side you choose for which. Good Luck
1443985
This solenoid in my case was used on a lawn tractor with a 12 volt battery. I hope this is helpful
205090
I always you the secondary lead for actuating the solenoid. You can use either side. Therefore I never had a need to know the ohm rating, sorry
1273630
Yes. If you look at the picture the solenoid is the smaller round cylinder at the top where the electrical connectors connect. The drive motor & Bendix is the larger section at the base of the picture.
917173
The person asking the question didn't indicate what purpose he had for the solenoid. A starter solenoid is designed to handle a large current for a short time. The battery probably says 300 CCA (cold cranking amps) on the side but most of the time the current will be far lower, like 50-100. It won't be satisfactory for a continuous-use application like off-road running lights on a pickup, as the coil was intended to be energized for the short time on and quite a bit of time off for cooling down.
1286459
I am sorry, but I don't know specifically. However, it's seems pretty universal. It just slipped right in where the old one had been. Hope it works for you.
16779
The overdrive solenoid is specific.. Not that I am a professional but from someone who had to replace three as well I bought the specific ones it said and had zero issue.. Overdrive is a lower resistance and needs to be specific
2193958
It takes an 110 electrical outlet and yes it is compatible with the solenoid.