I'm looking to remove the faucet with a spanner wrench and then hook up where the faucet once was. Is this the correct connector?
2027658
I don't think so. This is a replacement coupler--these parts are made to connect fresh tubing on the inside of the tower (at least that is what I used it for). The part that takes the spanner wrench is the faucet itself. Not sure what you are trying to hook up "where the faucet once was" but if it's anything but a fresh faucet, you're probably not going to have much luck.
889557
Yes, it is standard for all faucets; I have used it on older model faucets and newer model faucets.
103731
Thanks for the confidence in me to answer your question. However I'm not a professional plumber and your stem number in something that I am unfamiliar with. However, what I do know is the one important element in selecting a faucet handle is whether or not it is a 12 spline connector or a square connector. Take the existing faucet handle off and look inside to see which type of connector it is. The faucet handles that I used my handles for were the 12 spline variety. Hope that helps.
2102785
I had no problem with mine fitting. Are you in the US where faucets are standard size? I thought all would be the same. If it is metric, the threads would be different from standard, but I did not know there were metric threads in faucets. Have you asked at a local hardware/plumbing store?
2144885
No sir, the connection is from a plastic sleeve that sits inside the faucet & when the sprayer slides back in it seats a small nub the sprayer holding it firmly in place. This is my favorite faucet & I just bought a 2nd one for my laundry room because it works so well. :)
1906199
Hi Dennis, If you are referring to the piece that allows the hose to connect to your faucet, you might be disappointed. The only adapter that came with my pitcher fits a "standard" (aka old-fashioned) faucet. If you have one of the newer faucets with a pull-out sprayer or anything other than a round opening where the water comes out, you will not be able to attach the hose. Now, if you did not receive any kind of faucet adapter in the box, it appears you are not alone... just give amazon a call and they'll help you out. Warning... the short little hose is a real pain so search around for the 18" extender hose and you'll be much happier.
186793
There is actually a small connector (with helical screws on both ends) that connects on one end to the faucet and to the 3-way connector to the other end. (Most faucets do have a small part screwed at the tip and you need to remove that one first if you have not)
2186377
Please contact MFG but I have commented three times in the past to other shoppers that this kit seems to be an updated / supersession part for many of their faucets. Mine was quite old but this kit worked and faucet works like new. The snap fit connection was the update.TFW - MKE
525542
Just remove the brass inner piece and it should screw directly on pipe ..verify the part of the existing faucet and match it
9045
Making sure you realize, I am NOT the seller of this item. But faucet add-ons are all similar. Un-screw the old piece. Should only be half inch to inch max in height. There will be threads on the inside of the faucet (where the water comes out). There will be threads on the outside of the attachment. Simply screw it in once the original faucet piece is off.
1154367
There is a 3/8" tube going from each tap to the faucet. The connector needed to connect the water source to the tap is a standard faucet flex tube
481348
A long as you have all the parts, you just have to install the washers and nuts under the sink and connect the water lines. Be sure you turn off the water before you start the removal of the old faucet first. Or you can look on line for the Delta 25984LF Porter. Delta should have the instructions on their website. There is not too much difference from one faucet to another.
602182
This would be the wrong faucet for you, then since they seem to measure 4-4 1/2" apart. Sorry I can't be more precise since it is already installed.
1109371
I really don't know but a plumber might know of an adapter that is available to connect to your washer. However, I don't recommend this faucet. I have reviewed this faucet previously. I have two that were installed by a plumber and neither one works properly. For example, my plumber could not get the sink stopper to work on either of my bathroom sinks. Also, it's impossible to make small adjustments with this faucet. Very frustrating. Strongly not recommend this faucet.
2090857
Sorry - i cannot be of any help. I have never used mine because I can't figure out how to attach it to my faucet.
621117
Yes. The fitting is secured with a nut, take the nut off and remove the existing fitting, place the nut on your line (or there might be one on the line already) and screw it back on. I can't guarantee it will be the right fitting, but I would expect it to be pretty standard.
707210
Doubt it....it didn't work for me and right piece was so much I replaced my whole faucet