Product review (5 stars): Not Exactly The Same But It Works
I received the new valve on time and the price was great....less than half the price Sears wanted. Was a little skeptical when I ordered it as all of my water connections are screw on. I took out the old valve assembly and was able to separate the old valve from the water inlet bracket by removing two screws that hold on the solenoids and then three screws that secure the valve to the bracket. Make sure you make note as to which wiring harness goes with which valve. My ice maker wiring had a white plug on it and my door had a blue plug on it. I then reconnected the water line and the line that goes out to the filter and installed the bracket a little lower than it was originally by using one of the machined holes. I had to cut the line that returns from the filter (this is the water line that feeds the valve) because it had a beveled edge and pushed in the opening until it clicked. Next all I did  with the lines that feed the ice maker and door was slide the plastic nut up the line and pushed them in until they clicked. Keep in mind that the water line for the door is larger than the one for the ice maker so you can't mix them up. I then connected the wiring to each solenoid and secured the valve with one screw. After checking for leaks (I had none) I tested the water in the door and had great flow. Now the ice maker had to cycle a couple of times but started making ice again. This valve is probably a replacement for hundreds of Kenmore and Whirlpool refrigerators so everyone may be dealing with something a little different than I did. Yes, I had to modify things a bit but I had the new valve installed in less than 15 minutes.