Rain Jet (Classic series) valves are discontinued, and repair parts are scarce. While Rain Bird parts won't interchange, you have practical replacement options.
Some Orbit valves share diaphragm dimensions with Rain Jet. Disassemble your valve, take the diaphragm to Home Depot, and compare. If it matches, an Orbit diaphragm kit ($8–$12) may buy time.
Replace the valve. Use the DV-100 with a 1"×¾" bushing, reuse the existing wire splice, and you're done in one trip.
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