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Old 04-03-2006, 02:54 PM
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PVC valve removal

Hello. I have attempted to remove the pvc valve but i can't seem to let it free. It'll rotate but won't come off...do I just need to yank on it or is there a way to get it off. Thanks!
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Re: PVC valve removal

I'm not sure what kind you have. It either just pulls out or you unscrew it.

I think yours is the type that just gets pulled out ( i may be wrong).

It is a tight fit though because there has to be no leaks.


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Re: PVC valve removal

it should just pull straight up, no need to screw it.
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Re: PVC valve removal

isn't there a rubber gromet on the end that may be impedeing progress???
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Re: PVC valve removal

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isn't there a rubber gromet on the end that may be impedeing progress???

yea, it's probably just stuck.
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Re: PVC valve removal

Yep, the threaded ones have a big hex base and no grommet. My 2002 had that. No hex and a rubber grommet = give'er a YANK!

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