Peter Paul Valves

[FastLaneCarWash]

I have my tire cleaner and my presoak switches wired into Peter Paul valves and the Teflon and rubber seals do not seal any longer. I have been in contact with Peter Paul trying to get 20-30 rebuild kits but I can’t get anywhere with them. They say they are having to make a part number for the rebuild kits and they will get back with me “tomorrow” that was beginning of last week. I have called several times since then and I guess I need to find a universal rebuild kit if any exist. Has anyone ran into any issues like this?

 

[MEP001]

Yes, I replace the solenoids with Kips.

Normally Closed 24 Volt Solenoid | Kip Valves 2X1138-24/60

The Kip Valve 2X1138-24/60 solenoid is made with stainless steel and is normally closed. Two-way, 24 volt, 1/8" port.

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Kip Metering 6 Block Manifold | Solenoid Valves | Kleen-Rite

This Kip Valves metering manifold is made of durable brass and has a 1/4" FTP inlet. Includes six SS valves!

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You're going to pay a fortune for them to make you new obsolete plungers. If replacing the solenoids is not an option for you, maybe you can find a way to cut new rubber seals.

 

[FastLaneCarWash]

Yes, I replace the solenoids with Kips.

Normally Closed 24 Volt Solenoid | Kip Valves 2X1138-24/60

The Kip Valve 2X1138-24/60 solenoid is made with stainless steel and is normally closed. Two-way, 24 volt, 1/8" port.

www.kleen-ritecorp.com

Kip Metering 6 Block Manifold | Solenoid Valves | Kleen-Rite

This Kip Valves metering manifold is made of durable brass and has a 1/4" FTP inlet. Includes six SS valves!

www.kleen-ritecorp.com

You're going to pay a fortune for them to make you new obsolete plungers. If replacing the solenoids is not an option for you, maybe you can find a way to cut new rubber seals.

Oh it’s definitely an option I just didn’t know what the cost difference would be to rebuild them. Seems pretty cost effective to just replace both banks with this item.