Does this part come with the o-rings to stop the leak at the handle stem? I think they are 19.2mm o-rings.
1777552
comes as a complete assembly. yes it stopped the leak at base of handle. our faucet shut the water off but leaked at base of handle when we used it. this cartridge solved the problem
1777553
It is an integral cartridge assembly with the seals built in. You just remove the old cartridge and replace with this one. No extra o-rings needed. Works like a charm.
1608380
Not sure. I am going to purchase a different one next time, because I felt the kit was incomplete. It only came with one of three o-rings.
1252958
Thanks for your question, After searching our catalog, I found some o-rings that may match what you need here:
2067810
Jake, there is no longer an o-ring. There is a seal that surrounds and seals the hole, so, yes, everything you need is included.
1521207
Yes, it does. I bought some O-rings (2) at a hardware store to keep the spout from leaking at the threading while pouring. It's a nice little watering can for hard to get at places.
880389
Any hardware store will have rubber grommet type o-rings that should help I have never had a problem with mine but I think that would be the easiest cheapest solution! Hope that helps.
2199829
No leaks. The only complaint I have is over the front latches. They are half the size of the OEM tops. One of mine is broken right now.
981167
Yes. Like the others said. High quality gaskets and o-rings. My repair job is still working fine...no leaks.
1025971
Yes mine came with the o-ring gasket. It's nice to have the part time light working again. I'm very happy with this part.
734266
I don't remember an o-ring in the package, or actually remember needing an o-ring. It did fit right into my Zodiac without a problem, I've been using the first one for about a year and will order another set of two when I have to install the second one. Definitely cheaper than the pool stores.
1167278
Yes, both the headlight and tail light both have rubber seal o-rings installed.
2031657
I don't know the answer to your question. Ivan answer that I purchased 2 for my auto repair shop ,and 1 leaked and the other didn't. We used an o ring for the repair . We hung ours in the air about 20 feet, but found a o ring prior just in case. That was about 6 months ago and have had no issues since. I would purchase them again without hesitation. Good luck.
1402527
Where is the leak? At the threads, or from the male/female connection? There is a very thin, black "O" ring in the female part that may not be making a good seal when you insert the male end. If the connector is new, and the "O" ring is damaged or missing, you should be able to get a quick replacement from Amazon. Also, if you get a failure later in the life of the connector, the neoprene "O" ring is very common and can be purchased at Lowe's or Home Depot. If the leak is at the threads, you might try using some plumber's teflon tape. Good luck.
103733
the handle set i got had the extension caps. as far as they being able to fit on as faucet handles it would depend on if your faucet has that type of fitting(star)....i know mine does and have considered getting another set.as far as stem length goes im sure as long as you have enough to attach a regular handle you should have enough.really hard to tell without photos...i can suggest going to pfister and asking or looking to see what all that handle fits
1044291
They are simply o-rings. I buy bags of them for nothing almost at www.oringsandmore.com. Get part #217 BUNA 70 ORINGS or equivalent. Or just measure the size you have now and duplicate
1059413
Not sure if mine was just stretched but the gasket to mine kept falling off. Eventually it came off while blending and was destroyed. Never could find an exact replacement, but after some measuring I found that a 60mmx56mmx2mm silicone O ring should fit. Turns out they do! You can order a pack of ten through Amazon for $5. They are a tighter fit so they don't fall off, so I'd say they're better than the original gasket.
1978088
The head should. It's just a mechanical attachment to the pump hose. I'm not sure about the "O" ring. Check the cylinder and piston dimensions of the pumps. Or, just take it apart and see if it fits. You can always learn a lot by taking things apart. You can even learn more by trying to put it back together.