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Old Toro Valve Replacement

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DavKar409

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Tuesday, January 10th 2006, 5:29am

Old Toro Valve Replacement

I have a Toro valve, model number 254-06-04, which is 17 years old. It has given me no trouble until recently. It would not turn off even with the controller unplugged. I turned it off with the bleed screw and it was also leaking at the top of the valve. I am concerned that the valve is so old that I cannot buy a repair kit for the valve. I looked on several websites and could not find a replacement part. I am trying to make a repair without having to destroy a manifold. I was told that if I could find a new Toro valve that I could interchange the parts with the old valve. Also, if I have to install a new valve, is it possible to just cut the wires on the old solenoid and splice the new valve wires with the old wires? Does it matter which wire would be connected to which wire since I am trying to do this without having to dig up the existing wires?

SprinklerGuy

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Tuesday, January 10th 2006, 6:07am

I have a Toro valve, model number 254-06-04, which is 17 years old.

<b></b>The new model would be 264-06-04...should be able to find it at Sprinkler Warehouse....email customer service if necessary.
<b></b>The valves are interchangeable..yes....

Also, if I have to install a new valve, is it possible to just cut the wires on the old solenoid and splice the new valve wires with the old wires? Does it matter which wire would be connected to which wire since I am trying to do this without having to dig up the existing wires?

<b></b>Yes it's possible....it doesn't matter which wire, just use waterproof wire caps....can also get those at Sprinkler Warehouse...

Ps..dont forget to turn water off prior to removing valve screws....good luck.
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