REBUILT SST2 BAYONET CONTROL VALVE

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Overview

These control valves are for use with the Delaval SST takeoffs. They control the vacuum to the cylinder and the sensor for cluster removal.

So which do I need, well It depends on how your system is installed as there are 2 ways to install these SST2 takeoffs.

Most common installation.
If you have a VAC/ATM label on your valve you have a system where each takeoff has its own valve so each valve will connect like this:
The VAC (left side) of the valve connects to the Cylinder
The ATM (right side) of the valve connects to the Sensor

Less common installation.
If you have both VAC/VAC and ATM/ATM labels on your valves you have a system where 2 detachers will share one of each valve so the valves will be ran like this:
The VAC/VAC valve will connect to 2 Cylinders, left side to one cylinder and right side to one cylinder.
The ATM/ATM valve will connect to 2 Sensors, left side to one sensor and right side to one sensor.

Note: When new your valves would have originally came with a label on the front which would read either,
VAC/ATM or VAC/VAC or ATM/ATM

These control valves are for use with the Delaval SST takeoffs. They control the vacuum to the cylinder and the sensor for cluster removal.

So which do I need, well It depends on how your system is installed as there are 2 ways to install these SST2 takeoffs.

Most common installation.
If you have a VAC/ATM label on your valve you have a system where each takeoff has its own valve so each valve will connect like this:
The VAC (left side) of the valve connects to the Cylinder
The ATM (right side) of the valve connects to the Sensor

Less common installation.
If you have both VAC/VAC and ATM/ATM labels on your valves you have a system where 2 detachers will share one of each valve so the valves will be ran like this:
The VAC/VAC valve will connect to 2 Cylinders, left side to one cylinder and right side to one cylinder.
The ATM/ATM valve will connect to 2 Sensors, left side to one sensor and right side to one sensor.

Note: When new your valves would have originally came with a label on the front which would read either,
VAC/ATM or VAC/VAC or ATM/ATM