Enhon 2 Pack Lavatory Pop up Center Piece Assembly, Compatible with Price Pfister Pop up Stopper and Other Popular Brands, Replacement for PS2673, Pivot Rod Bathroom Sink Repair Kit, Chrome

Makes any sink stopper repair easy and inexpensive

Fits perfect for glacier Bay sink faucets with a pull-up stopper lever.I have taken several pictures to confirm it fits perfect. In fact, the replacements diameter of the shaft is bigger than the original, so it should last a lot longer.The union couplet that comes with it did screw on but I ended up reusing the one that came with my faucet to ensure that it doesn't leak.Package came with two with the union couplets for each and the spring clip for each. So if your spring clip is missing this comes with it.The only minor downside that didn't affect me that much, but my effect other people is if you're drain is really close to the wall, the shaft will have to be trimmed up. Because the shaft is longer than my original then it might be longer than yours too but like I said it didn't affect me that much.

Unfortunately, the part that screws onto our pipe was too small. Easy fix though, I used the one that was on there. Who would have thought that they come in different sizes.

easy to install but didn't fit tight enough to seal water when draining - I had to go to the hardware store for a solid replacement

This was a good buy and seemed to be manufactured well, but the ball is too big for my drain, so I’ll be returning it.

This is the exact replacement for our Price Pfister bathroom sink pop-up stopper rod. The drains for our bathroom sinks have the deep spinner caps with the larger plastic ball. We tried the universal kit, it would continue to leak, so I bought this set and it fixed the problem. Since we have two sinks that have this set-up, I have an extra one to fix it in the future.HINT - When you replace the pop-up rod, just be sure that the threads on the drain are clean of any mildew, water scale or debris. After you insert the new rod, be sure to make sure that the ball is snug in the socket and that it does not move back and forth after you tighten the spinner cap or it will definitely leak. I had a time trying to screw the spinner cap on tight enough, so I had to unscrew it and then coat the threads on the drain with silicone (I had some that I bought to use on my underwater camera housing seals) and also coated the front of the ball, so that it moves smoothly up and down. This allowed me to screw in the spinner cap until the ball would not move back and forth and the drain did not leak. You can probably use petroleum jelly or another lubricant that is waterproof.

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