I just received and installed this valve - my previous pfister trim doesn't fit - the stems are not long enough. What trim will fit this?
2020161
same issue, get the pfister retrim kit: Pfister S103300 Replacement Part This fit perfectly, and much better quality than the stuff from lowes or hd
2020162
I bought this valve with these handles:Pfister 01-8CBC Three-Handle Tub and Shower Combo, ChromeThe combination works pretty well. Hope this helps.Cheers,Scott.
2020163
I bought this valve with these handles: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001AHO7P6/ The combination works pretty well. Hope this helps. Cheers, Scott.
1445291
The faucet comes with a aerator key. It fits the aerator for removal. You can E-mail Pfister customer service for a new key. Mine was tossed out with the box by the installer since he didn't realize what it was.
965395
Av-12 or sv- 12 will fit depending on what valve you want to use. The Schrader valve is fine since max psi is only 65.
2005275
You would have to check with Pfister. It came to us as shown--with lever mounted on back of faucet.
521450
I agree with the person below. I'm not sure what your question is. The valve I ordered fit perfectly and works great. Easy to install.
771156
It's a very long stem vàlve, forgot the name of it, but I always take the old one with me to the bike store for replacement. Hope this helped.
1536481
Sorry I cannot help you. Maybe the Pfister web sight may be of help. Good luck.
405224
I have used mine once when i replaced the comp and expansion valves on my Peterbilt and it worked just fine. no problems.
1044821
I don't know what valve I have . I just looked at the picture. When I received it was a perfect match.
376415
Part number refers to the balancing cartridge which is exactly what I got. The temperature control wheel goes on that bit that sticks out at the front. Have you managed to separate parts of the valve by mistake? Without a picture of what you've got it's hard to help you. I've got an exploded picture and reference numbers of all the parts so hopefully I can help
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Not quite sure what you're asking. Go to Price Pfister main website and search for the valve. When you get to the valve click on installation dimensions. The drawing is really faint but you can barely make out from the plaster guard face to back of casting is 2 5/8" + 3/4" (from the centerline of the tub outlet to the back of the casting) = 3 3/8". I had to contact the price pfister customer service to get an answer. If you're still having problems contact pfister.
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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
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Thanks for the question. As long as the kitchen faucet stem has a 12-spline (or is also called 12 broach) you should be fine. I used mine to replace OEM Price Pfister shower valve handles with limited success. The o-ring that hold the "H" or "C" emblem was too small for the porcelain handle and constantly falls out. The set screw tends to back out every couple of months too. I would suggest a trip to your local hardware store to compare your short stem valve spline with the shower splines shown. The store usually has a template near the valves to reference it. Good luck with your repairs! Thanks for the question. As long as the kitchen faucet stem has a 12-spline (or is also called 12 broach) you should be fine. I used mine to replace OEM Price Pfister shower valve handles with limited success. The o-ring that hold the "H" or "C" emblem was too small for the porcelain handle and constantly falls out. The set screw tends to back out every couple of months too. I would suggest a trip to your local hardware store to compare your short stem valve spline with the shower splines shown. The store usually has a template near the valves to reference it. Good luck... » Read More Thanks for the question. As long as the kitchen faucet stem has a 12-spline (or is also called 12 broach) you should be fine. I used mine to replace OEM Price Pfister shower valve handles with limited success. The o-ring that hold the "H" or "C" emblem was too small for the porcelain handle and constantly falls out. The set screw tends to back out every couple of months too. I would suggest a trip to your local hardware store to compare your short stem valve spline with the shower splines shown. The store usually has a template near the valves to reference it. Good luck with your repairs! « Show Less
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It fits all standard valve stems. If you can use a standard air chuck it will work. As far as I know bicycle valve stems are the same diameter size as automotive.
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They should fit most any standard valve stem, BUT I found out that my Mercedes has cheap looking valve covers but they have a special seal and function that's needed for normal tire pressure monitoring. Also, the tire store said these Edelsign's can corrode and not come off easily.
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The threaded stem is the same size as the stem it goes over, the tire stem. Your valve cap will fit on, your pump will fit etc. It is a standard schrader valve size, 8mm diameter
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Jess, sorry this took so long!! Ken is right, I also used Kenda 700X 35/43 Schrader Long Valves. Had to go to an actual bike shop that was an authorized Schwinn dealer. Normal stores that carry Schwinn products will NOT have these tubes, they are too 'special'. Oh, when I went to the bike shop, just brought the front tire with me and the gentlemen found what I needed in seconds. Good luck!!