A New Genuine Meyer C Valve (part # 15381).
As of 10-22 Meyer has discontinued these we bought the last of them, once they are gone you will have to go aftermarket.
A New Genuine Meyer C Valve (part # 15381).
This is the valve that angles the plow to the right. When you run the pump motor and put 12 volts to this small green wire, it will magnetize the coil, opening the valve and causing the plow to angle right.
We also an aftermarket version, that you can find here.
There is no valve to angle a Meyer plow to the left. That is the default of the pump. This is a common misunderstanding. If your plow sticks to the left, there are a number of things that can be causing it, but the most common issue is the C valve. To test the coil, you can touch the coil with something metal. When it has 12 volts and ground, it should be magnetized. If the wires are brittle, replace them because you do not want them breaking off in a snow storm. All you need is a 7/16" wrench to remove the nut. If it does not turn, heat it up or you will need a valve too. The coil for this valve is 15430. Or you can buy them in an assembly, 15358.
This coil is found on these pumps: E45, E47, E47H, E57, E57H, E60, E60H, and E48.
Below we have links to the service manuals to walk you through the rebuild:
E-47, E-46 Complete Service Rebuild Manual.
E-47H, E-46H Parts Break Down.
E-58, E68, E-78, E88 Shop/Repair Manual.
E-58, E-68, E-78, E-88 Parts Break Down.
