Stem Assembly - 2H

What is the part number for the o ring replacement. Thanks

I have the Neostyle white porcelain with chrome base handle which says HOT in black. It's two separate handles, with a spout which has the round pull down under it to turn on the shower, in the middle. None of the three are attached together. This was hit accidentally and broke off. White piece is in the handle, which I removed, and looks like the end of the RP1740 stem. What is the best way to remove the stem now that it's broken off at the tip? Can I use the RP25513 with the copper tip instead. If I do decide to replace the both handles, also with the neostyle, just in chrome or otherwise. What size would these be considered on the tub? It looks like the H27 is for a sink and could possibly be smaller then my tub handles but I'm not sure of this as the H27 also looks exactly like the tub handle. Same location for the set screw, same base shape & same grooves on the bottom of the base for attaching to next part. Also, I purchased the RP4993 seat and springs. Is this all I will need, the RP25513 and RP4993? Do I need any other o'rings or seals? Any extra advice welcome. Thank You

I want to make sure that the spring and seat RP4993 is the correct parts for this stem RP1740. I am also looking for the correct stem extension for use with this stem RP1740.

Would like the part #, thickness, external size and internal size of the external O-ring for cartridge RP1740. Are the O-rings available for purchase by consumers? Thanks.

I was replacing the stems (24096) on my model 3577 and have forgotten the orientation of the stems and the 1/4 turns. On and off are now completely opposite. I've spent hours playing with different combos to no avail. At least it's not leaking anymore :)

rp1740 is the model no:

My bathroom faucet is approx 20 yrs old. Model 3567PB with lever handles. The stem assembly on my parts sheet is RP1740. I replaced one side a number of years ago. Now I need to replace the other side but all I can find is a RP1740C. What is the difference? Will this one work? Thank you

hot does not aline the same as cold

I have a tub faucet, not sure of the model #, but it's from 2000 and it's the simple hot/cold 180 degree rotating handle on each side of the faucet type. Both sides started to leak, so I bought two replacement stems to fix them. Problem is, when the faucet's off, now both handles face inward instead of outward. If I flip the stems 180 degrees, then the handles point in the correct direction when off, but rotate away from the tub to turn on, instead of rotating towards the tub as they previously did. I compared the old stem to this replacement stem, and they're different. On the original stem, the flat side of the top part lines up with the opening in the metal plate. On the new part, the flat side lines up with the covered part of the metal base. They're fundamentally different designs, so there's no way I can see to flip/rotate either the stem or the handles to replicate the original operation. Am I missing something here, or am I just out of luck?

I am replacing my older stem assemblies on my two-faucet bathroom sink. The orginal stems had an extra stop piece inserted to limit the travel of the handle to 90 degrees (handle points straight forward when fully on). The replacement stem (RP1740C) has no such insert, allowing a 180 deg travel. The old stop insert does not fit in the new stem. Is there an alternate method to stop the handle travel past 90 degrees?. Thanks

I have the Delta 2653 tub/shower faucet. I know it is an "oldie". I have searched online looking for a how to on replacing the stem on the cold water side. No luck finding this exact model.......please help.

I went ot Home Depot and they were out of RP25513 and the store employee said RP1740 is replacement for this. Is he right?

I have a Delta faucet, not sure I can correctly identify which one. But it looks a lot like the Classic two-handle centerset lavatory faucet (model 2520LF-A). I downloaded the user's manual for that one. It identifies the stem unit assembly as RP25513. My problem was a leak from the right (cold water) handle. I opened up both handles, and found a stem unit assembly inside each that looks just like the RP25513. In particular, each has a 1/4 turn stop, placed to achieve symmetric operation. The left handle turns 1/4 counterclockwise, from pointing left (outward) when off to pointing toward me when on; the right handle turned 1/4 clockwise, from pointing right (outward) when off to pointing towards me when on. I bought an RP1740 as a replacement, and installed it in the right-hand side. I did not notice any degree of freedom in placement or orientation. Now the right handle points right (outward) when off, and rotates 1/2 turn counterclockwise --- the opposite direction from the original stem. I see it is documented to turn 1/2 instead of 1/4, and that is not really a problem for me. My problem is that it turns in the wrong direction. When I rotate it just 1/4 turn, the handle is pointing away from me instead of towards me. I want mirror symmetry, not 180 degree rotational symmetry, in my faucet. Worse, that 1/4 turn orientation does not really work, I have to remove part of the handle because the back wall is close. No, I did not exchange the handles. Each handle is in the same side it was originally on. Is there some adjustment I can make so that the right side handle points right (outward) when off and towards me when on? Thanks!

For repair on a Roman Tub Faucet 2710.

When ordering RP4993 Delta Seats and Springs: do you get two pairs: one pair for each of the two faucets? does each faucet (hot and cold) require one seat and one spring?

stem RP1740

I recently replaced the stem cartridge (hot side, RP24096) as well as seat and spring for my Delta Kitchen Faucet model 2467. When I inspected the stem cartridge that was supposed to have caused the leak, I did not notice any visible defect in it except for barely visible wear mark on the steel bottom. My question to you is - what can I do to rebuild/overhaul the stem cartridge so that I'll be able to reuse it?