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Can anyone tell me if the thread size on a Honeywell 3/4 imperial valve is compatible with a 22mm valve.
 
no different threads

sorry
 
Always a pain but use olive removal tool and on with the new ones . The older imperial threads are alot closer together.
 
As above remove the old olives these can be replaced with 3/4 imperial olives from most suppliers, use the new valve nuts the 3/4 olives disgard the 22mm ones a small amout of pipe sealant fit and wire the valve then your good to go cheers kop
 
I was afraid that might be the case, I will be using a freezing kit so thanks for the advice. Why manufactures go to the expense of re-tooling is beyond me.
 
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