I just bought a new silcock last summer, with the pex b connection. I also put a shut off valve for that faucet too. My problem is that it is a brand new faucet but I have an excessive amount of air and low water pressure on that faucet. I bought it from Menards (and that might have been my first mistake)
Would have been nice to show how long it took to fill a pail with water in the beginning . Then after the fix ,how long it took to fill same pail. THANK YOU.
@@allensshenanigans348 Does that mean it just needs a new spigot or something more? Mine started with a dripping leak and would not turn all the way off now there’s very low pressure.
I have the exact one, but my issue is that the knob won't turn at all. It dsnt budge!! The one on the other side of the house works fine, but we can't get the knob to budge on the other side. Any advice?
There is an adjustment screw on your PRV, but it should have been already set. Try adjusting 1/4 turn at a time and recheck the pressure. Thanks for watching. Support the channel by subscribing.
I just bought a new silcock last summer, with the pex b connection. I also put a shut off valve for that faucet too. My problem is that it is a brand new faucet but I have an excessive amount of air and low water pressure on that faucet. I bought it from Menards (and that might have been my first mistake)
Good stuff! Heading to HD and try this now!!
Thx for posting. We normally have a shut off valve inside the house for each hose bib.
Good video. Turn that wrench over so the torque is on the fixed jaw. Just some friendly advise.
Thank you for this!
Congrats on your fix being effective. That was quite a substantial amount of residual water when you were releasing the pressure at the beginning.
Thanks 👍
Would have been nice to show how long it took to fill a pail with water in the beginning . Then after the fix ,how long it took to fill same pail. THANK YOU.
Exactly my problem, thanks!
No problem!
Thank you this really helped
Glad it helped!
You don’t lubricate rubber washers with “water.” Use clear silicone plumbers grease. The washers will last and its actually rated for “potable” water.
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Good information. Thanks.
Can only outside spigots have a loss of water pressure while inside still has good water pressure?
Yes, if it's at the end of the line in your plumbing.
@@allensshenanigans348 Does that mean it just needs a new spigot or something more? Mine started with a dripping leak and would not turn all the way off now there’s very low pressure.
I don't think a new spigot will fix that issue. Check your PRV.
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Faucet came apart with ease...I think the entire pipe needs to be replaced
I have the exact one, but my issue is that the knob won't turn at all. It dsnt budge!! The one on the other side of the house works fine, but we can't get the knob to budge on the other side.
Any advice?
Loosen the nut behind the handle. Thanks for watching. Please support the channel by subscribing.
Think someone forgot to turn the water off!
I replaced my PRV and the bibs and my water pressure is lkke 25 psi
There is an adjustment screw on your PRV, but it should have been already set. Try adjusting 1/4 turn at a time and recheck the pressure. Thanks for watching. Support the channel by subscribing.
I've got low pressure i got a boiler
I've changed my tap no luck what can I do
My issue was only at this tap. Check your pressure regulator valve.
Why can't you just shut the water off on that line?? Why you gotta shut the water off to the whole house?
There are no individual shut offs for each hose bib. There is only one for the whole house.
you are fine other ppl are better., with better tools...
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Shawn. I think YOU’RE the biggest tool here.