Hydraulic Solenoid Valve 25/220992 300AA00104A for JCB 3CX 4CX Backhoe
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Compatible Models
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| JCB backhoe loaders | 3CX, 4CX applications using 25/220992 / 300AA00104A |
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Product Overview
Hydraulic solenoid valves route or enable oil flow when commanded electrically. A failed coil, sticking spool or contaminated valve can cause a function to stop responding, work intermittently or remain engaged even though the rest of the hydraulic circuit has pressure.
The 3CX/4CX platform uses several electrically controlled hydraulic valves, so the reference numbers and connector/valve-body configuration are more important than machine model alone. This unit should be matched directly to 25/220992 or 300AA00104A.
Key Features & Performance
- Electrically actuated hydraulic control valve
- References 25/220992 and 300AA00104A
- Application for JCB 3CX/4CX hydraulic systems
- Useful when a specific hydraulic function loses electrical actuation
Specifications & Reference Numbers
- References: 25/220992, 300AA00104A
- Part type: Hydraulic solenoid valve
Before You Order
Confirm the JCB reference and compare coil voltage, connector, thread/port arrangement and valve nose before installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I use as the final fitment check? Use the listed part/reference numbers, your exact engine or machine model, and the physical configuration of the part being replaced. Serial-number and production changes can matter.
What are common reasons to replace this part? Hydraulic solenoid valves route or enable oil flow when commanded electrically. A failed coil, sticking spool or contaminated valve can cause a function to stop responding, work intermittently or remain engaged even though the rest of the hydraulic circuit has pressure.