The old valve I'm replacing is 8" from center of hot to center of cold. Is that a standard size, and I that what this valve has?
232185
Yes its standard 8" from hot to cold. It include s only what you see in the picture. Just rough-in. I didn't even had to solder; hot, cold, shower and tub spout has threads. Just reused rubber washers from the old one, it didn't include any, maybe didn't need any, but I still used it.
232186
Yes, 8" center cold to center hot valve is standard for 3 handle Pfister tub and shower valve assembly.
113121
Make sure the part number matches what you have now. The didn't match mine completely, but it's the same valve and the labeling is upsidedown. I remember the ports, so it doesn't matter.
1392818
I just measure it for you. It's the center of the spout to the end of the spout. Each handle (hot and cold) are 2 1/2 inches wide. If I haven't answered you question please ask again and I'll help you.
1713516
I do see listings with the BK22496 cross referenced to the 205613. But I'm no Maytag man (or even appliance guy) so I'm not sure. If you valve's appearance is similar to the illustration, I'd suggest giving it a go. But, if your valve doesn't look like the 205613 pictured, I'd suggest contacting a professional. Sorry to not be more definitive.
736521
I don't know. You should be able to unscrew your old valve to look at it........ and if the valve looks the same I would take a chance and order it.
1409362
Mine is attached to a heat exchanger and not readily accessible. But I still have the old one and it measures 5" x 5 1/2" . When I installed the new one it fit in the same holes so I assume its the same. Just a note that it did not come with a gasket.
1153155
It is just like your faucet valve. Close, open, adjust to make warmer or colder. Works great.
1528175
I'm not sure but the unit fit in the holes of a standard stainless sink. We had a cheap faucet that one handle in the middle did hot and cold. It was a quick easy swap for me and I am a total novice at plumbing.
245808
intex uses interchangable parts. the valves go to hose size,flange is most likely 2.25 inches. for the record i really like the new style instead of a plunger valve they have a turn style knob on the top of the valve. works great and hopefully lasts longer.
1205063
Yes, it's a standard valve size. Same as most car, truck, and mountain bike tires.
642315
You didn't provide a model year or engine displacement. So rather than guess, go to the Fumoto website (US I assume): http://www.fumotousa.com/. Specify all the needed information, and the proper valve size(s) will be listed.
1889562
It is the standard water line size, not sure of the actual. Since I already had one in place don't reuse that end replace it or it will leak. However, I don't recommend this after a month or so it started leaking from the top and the company refuses to acknowledge my emails.
821429
Sorry Tim I can't answer that because I don't know. I would be willing to send it to you to try if you pay for shipping via paypal. Keep in mind you will need to purchase the correct valve to replace your bad one. Let me know.Terry
914787
The distance between the center spout and the handles is 4 inches, each side. The whole fixture is 8 inches across. This will replace any standard sized fixture just fine. :-)
1680053
I bought 2 of them, the one I have in use is working great (for over a year now) My Crock is almost 1/2" thick & the stem of the valve had plenty of length. The Diameter of the threaded part is 3/4" & the length of the threaded part is 1" (although the last 1/16" is not threaded so one might say you have 11/16" to work with). I'm happy with my valves (one of them is just a back-up, because the cost was not much more & I was already having to pay for shipping). You might want to use just a little vaseline to lube the gasket, but maybe that was a waist on my part. Best to you. Adios.
1607739
It seems to bs popular valve but I can not find any thing on that modle for a replacement valve you may have to take it apart to see if it would fit
1160153
Not sure I can answer that question. I purchased a Hot and Cold valve. They are different part numbers and have a blue or red dot on them. If you are using for another application, I will say they looked to be made from the same materials.