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Author: Nikitig (GA) [@#$%&[s1268.photobucket.com]][/URL] I dont know if I posted this picture correctly, but this faucet is leaking and I want to get this piece out but do not want to tear it up cause it looks like cheap plastic, any ideas? I do not know what he brand is, but it is a single lever on the side of the faucet rather then the top. Thank you.
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Re: how do I get this out
Author: steve_g (CA) If you could post an image from just a little further back it might be easier to tell. I suspect that the piece holding the plastic in would spin off, but can't really tell. Hope you have the water turned off.
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Re: how do I get this out
Author: antar112 (IN) Actaully this picture is not clearly uploaded, it would be better if you could manage a high resoulation picture. But I think you should change the idea that you are not interested to tear it up only for it is looking like a cheap plastic. Onderhoud CV
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