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Thank you sir I just repaired my Kohler and would not have been able to without your video.

An all-time great, pinnacle automotive design in classic Montero red, and an iconic horn! This car was absolute perfection. Regarding the subject of the video, I can't tell you how "horn happy" I would be in traffic just to "blow my own horn". The BMW drivers first at the light busy texting and oblivious to the signal change to green would be my first targets. Yeah, they scoot out of there more rapidly they I could, but the egg would still be all over their face. There are drivers and their are wannabe drivers more interested in gadgets and infotainment.

It's not necessary to unscrew the faucet from the bottom. It's also not necessary to unscrew the valve. Just unscrew the bolt that holds the handle in place and then unscrew the cap. Then pull the shower head a bit and gently pull the faucet upwards and it should just come off to give you the room to clean the faucet inside, as well as the plastic spacer.

Thank you so much for the great information!! Much appreciated!

My gosh, looks like the Parisiennes we had up here in the Great Whie North.

It's also a good idea to take that white collar and position the open section of it toward the back to prevent water splash from getting in as easily as when up front. My O-ring touches nothing if I put it where you have. Instead, I stretched it over the brass housing to sit right over, in contact with, the white collar. After tightening the top chrome ring, it keeps it in place but I don't gain a water tight seal but nearly so. Mine is the same as yours.

came here to fix my sink, stayed for the asmr

I have the Mistos r72508-vs installed as a single hole. I don't have the 1" white collar at the base of the faucet. It's just one piece. I think this is why I can't swivel the faucet. Am I missing a piece? Please help!

My handle is hard to open/close (on/off) so I thought this video would help... yet the title should read "spinning" (or rotating) like the voice says here. Does any one have tips on loosening or fixing a tight valve handle?

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Mine was hard to spin and I forced it and heard a crack. Did I break it?

Thank you Mike 😁

What notes do you think this horn has? I'm replacing my horns and would like a deep tone similar to this.

I have the same or very similar faucet. Thankfully Kohler will send you free parts under their life time warranty.

This phone is so stupid. I downloaded the update in order to be able to share my screen, I told my friend I’d call her right back but the update took 2 hours and she went to sleep. Now everything on my phone is fucked and there’s a bunch of useless settings that make everything I used to do not work anymore and how the hell do you un update

Had the same problem with the same faucet...this vid was a god send, tyvm!!!

Thank you for posting this video, I had the exact same issue and following your step-by-step procedure made it work like brand new again. Tom

a simple tool to use is a band wrench. Also, soaking a piece of paper towel or J-Cloth with CLR or similar is great for getting the lime out. Great video! Thanks for sharing

Thanks for this - my brother in law loaned me his juicer and I had no idea how to put all the bits together this morning.

I have the exact faucet and it is really hard to turn. Going to try this right now!

Couldn't the grease you put in get into the water?

The Kohler instructions on the oring installation is different than what you did. It was placed on the opening where the bearing went in.

Thanks for your video and every process of the work, that you explained in detail . You have made an excellent video. I removed the white residues and made it working. I should say, almost every step of it was a bit difficult and opening the old rusted screws and hard to reach screws were not an easy task to do. I think it is worth the money that plumbers charge to fix it. Thanks again for your help.

because nobody every had any issues from ingesting industrial grease..

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Five years after market, and I'm having issues locating the nonmetallic repair kit for this valve. You did okay... folks never expect that cap metal to be so thin. That means that the harder you grab on t it to hold it and turn, you squash it egg shaped and it won't turn. There are a lot of valves like that out there... be cautious when you try to remove one. Thanx for your efforts.

Thank you. The exact fix I needed.

I have 65 grand prix it is slightly higher that one sounds lot like ,59 Pontiac Catalina I have also

I just used this video and have my faucet swiveling like a champ now. Thanks for the heads up about not wrenching on that soft-metal collar. This would have been a $120 plumber visit- While I had it all taken apart, I replaced the faucet valve too so I don't have to worry about a slow drip in the future. I was also sure to put a new black ring on the soft-metal collar. The one we had was 15 years old, dried and broken. The new one should last a bit too. Thanks again!

Thanks for the helpful video. As several others have mentioned, there is no need to mess with the under-sink locking nut. Everything can be accessed from the sink level.

Had the same problem, too bad because they are definitely better than the competition.

I agree, Husky drop the ball on the design of the clips, aggravating!

Well, that sucked. This was a good video though. Thanks for the help. My faucet stem was tight. tight. TIGHT. Thought I was going to pull the whole sink assembly out of the counter for a minute.

Excellent video! I have fought with this faucet for years and call them for replacement parts about once a year.

It looks like you don’t even have to loosen the nut under the sink. Just start at the top and work your way down.

Sounds fantastic. I am the owner of 1959 Pontiac Bonneville Sports Coupe and I need such a horn badly. So can you tell me the name of the manufacturer and the model number of this horn that you installed and where I can buy it. That would be very nice.

This saved me hundreds of $$$. Thanks.

Thank you for sharing this tip and video. I read several reviews about one I purchased at Sam’s Club and I thought to myself someone has had to found a simple method of removing this film. You sir was my life saver. 10 minutes later. I was done. Thanks.

This video is pretty wrong(which is why the maker had to do this twice in 6 months). But, it gave a baseline and pointed me in the right direction so... Thumbs up for that.

Thanks for the video. It came up automatically after i had viewed the Kohler video on replacing the o-rings to stop a drip. My faucet had always been really tight and I hadn't realized it could be fixed so easily. The way you put the o-ring on was a much better way than I did it. I put it directly over white plastic piece, but it never properly fit and came out between the base and the bonnet. Putting into the top piece worked better and allowed it to align perfectly.

how can anyone thumbs down, aside from a plumber not getting a chance to charge for a replacement or the "fix"..... Thx.. Took care of our issue as well. you won't be able to pull the entire assy up but you can get up enough to scratch off the buildup of lime etc. the black oring is to just keep water from getting down inside, it's not water pressure related. Just use common sense, I took a glass of water and poured it into the valve are to flush any contaminants before putting in the cartridge assy again.. Use a couple paper towels to soak all the water up before sitting in the cartridge. Anyone.. with a set of allen wrenches and channel locks / socket / wrench can do this. Basically, lime is causing it to freeze up.

Isn't that grease going to come in contact with your water? I hope it's ingestable?

I have these same liners for my 16 Focus and the carpet underneath is soaked. Very disappointed in these liners for what I paid. Damn it Husky! EDIT: took the liners to my basement sink and filled them with water. They leak right at the floor retainer clips! Husky needs to fix these designs. I'm actually considering reporting it to them.

The problem of hard turn, in most of the cases, is in the plastic cartridge you pulled out. You get a new cartridge, or you disassemble it. There are two ceramic plates inside that rub each other. These ceramic plates need to be cleaned, and greased with appropriate silicone faucet grease.

Our problem is that the handle has gotten stiff and squeaks when we move it up or down to turn the water on and off, or turn it to the right or left to adjust the temperature - any action on the handle is stiff and squeaky. This seemingly happened suddenly, last night. Would this fix work for that as well?

This list is useful too, what you guys think?: *scafe.shop/top-10-best-kitchen-faucets-2021?RD* It really helped me choose the right item 2:30

I have the same faucet and problem. Is there a second slip ring or gasket on the bottom of the faucet that needs lubricating? I ask because at the 4:32 section of the video where you pull up the faucet, it looks like there may be a another white plastic collar or slip ring. Really appreciate this video.

I have the exact same faucet and problem, thanks for the video.

Saved me instead of buying a new faucet. Thank you.

I think you should have cleaned it a bit before applying the grease