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Re: 24V Solenoids

Don't worry, 24V pneumatic solenoids are fine.

There's a distinction between an electric solenoid and a (pneumatic) solenoid valve.

R66 is what concerned solenoid valves.

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Originally Posted by R66
C. Solenoid valves with a maximum 1/8 in. NPT port diameter,
D. Solenoid valves that are rated for a maximum working pressure that is less than 125 psi rating mandated above are
permitted, however if employed, an additional pressure relief valve must be added to the low pressure side of the main
regulator. The additional relief valve must be set to a lower pressure than the maximum pressure rating for the solenoid
valve,
This is where I'd remind you to switch the PCM jumper to 24V, but you already know about that it seems.
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