I do not know anything about plumbing, so I didn’t know how to fix a bathroom 💦 leak. couldn’t ask my husband because I don’t have one😂😂. But I’m a big fan of diy, if I can do it I will before I call on a professional. This video from that fix it guy and the communication and a few pics and videos I shared with him, I have no more leak issues. It’s just the littlest things that makes one happy. 😂👍 He is awesome
I don't know much about sinks, the leak was from a big rubber washer underneath the sink. Just removed the plug bar thing and gave it a full 360 degree tightening. It's fixed in under 5 minutes. Whilst I was down there I took off the a long bowl thing from the trap. It stinks but it's empty? Just full of water, not messing about with anything else. Let them live with the smell.
I am a woman who is separated from my jack of all trades husband for 3 years now. My sink has been leaking and I had to replace the entire assembly kit… didn’t know I could even possibly do anything like that. You made it look simple and guess what it was. I did it all by myself even cut my own pipe with a hack saw to fit. I’m so grateful for you and your video, you have given a helpless damsel like me hope in doing it myself… I would kiss you if you were here😂 thank you so much😘💕💕💕
So glad that this could help you out. This is the only way I do plastic pop ups these days. Thank you and please share your experience and help us grow.
Thank you for putting a clear easy to follow video up how to do this standard home repair. I didn't think I would be able to do this myself but this has given me confidence
You're the man! Your sink is exactly like mine and this video made it so simple to understand. Saved me a trip to the hardware store or a call to a plumber.
Thanks Fit it Guy, I have unclogged my stopper in the past but never to this extent, what a difference. several videos on You Tube, yours was by far the most helpful and spot on. Thank you thank you thank you.
I’m 23 and learning how to fix a leaking drain for the first time all on my own has gotta be one of my top accomplishments 😭🙏🏻 thank you so much for this video
Nice and to the point! I am about to replace my first faucet and was wanting a video to address plastic assemblies as most cheaper faucets now use them. This video fit the bill perfectly!
Good video! The only question I have is: How difficult will it be to remove drain pipe when it needs to be replaced again? Won't silicone make it difficult to put a new drain again?
Sir you are doing the Lord's work by teaching those of that don't know what we're doing how to do it. You saved me money, taught me something, and gave me confidence. A sincere thank you to you.
I loved this video. I had taken apart an earlier install by previous owners and they used plumbers putty under that chrome ring. Basically, a horrible seal. I'll be re-doing today using your method. Never thought about Teflon tape in this application either. That's probably going to resolve leaks. Thanks
I purchased a glacier Bay faucet for the bathroom and I followed the manufacture instructions and it leaked so I did it again,but this time I put some silicone under the drain ring and it still leaked. So I tried your method and it worked beautifully.thank you so much😃
Hooray! I can use my bathroom sink again! Thank you. Installing the stopper was tricky for me as the space was really tight and I had to puzzle it out a bit, putting the stopper rod through the slot before putting it in the screw valve. Hard to talk about all these doodads...
Hey man thanks!!!!! I was struggling with putting the sink drain and all of it's mechanism back together I was struggling for hours and I came across your video and then it took me just five minutes after that to put it on!!!!! Thanks!!!!!!!!!!
I’m not a plumber but have done minor repairs at times. This project seemed pretty straightforward but tried a different approach at first.. did not work and had sink out of order for almost a week! I was ready to go buy another assembly because it continued to leak..frustrating. This video worked great!! Exactly as described. I bought the correct items as used and was pleasantly surprised that it stopped leaking the first try! Thanks 😊
We also bought a few glacier brands faucets. Everything was fine for one day then I noticed a leak around the threads. Glad I found this video and explanation on why this brand needs silicone on the rubber gasket. I think I'm on the right track now....
@@ThatFixItGuy Now that I think of it, there was some moisture around the ring before I added the silicone. Fingers crossed but I don't see or can feel any moisture below the rubber ring now. Well see how it goes. Thanks again!
Thank you so much!! I just fixed my sink! The water was running so slow down the drain. So then I used drain o and everything else and nothing was working until I had a leak and this was the reason! Feels so good to have a normal sink again! 😌
Thank you for this video, it’s exactly what I needed. I was trying to DIY a set up just like the one you showed and sure enough got it put together and had a leak just where you showed. So took it apart again and need to head to Hardware store for some silicone sealant. Feel more hopeful after watching your video that next time it will work, thanks for sharing! Trying to take care of some minor repairs on my own and save a little money.
Thank you so much ! I opened it this morning to clean it...and I got stuck how to put it back, I tried for 3 hours, then I gave up and I search it online and you saved me ! I appreciate your time and effort to share this wonderful videos...
This video not only saved me $$$ by DIY but also saved a mother in law/landlord who is full old-school Portuguese from not only having to be called and her calling someone to fix it but also her using it as an excuse to come over and not pick the shit out of the house lol. Regardless of how clean it is, IT IS NEVER CLEAN ENOUGH. So Thank You for saving me cash and a huge headache lol.
In the process of replacing everything in my bathroom except the tub/shower. THANK you for this great video - when I get to putting the sink together - this will be very helpful!!
I'm going to have to try this out next time I put one in. I've done dozens using plumbers putty and generally they've worked out well however I've run into a few sinks where the bottom of the drain hole wasn't as flat as it should be and have had them leak around the threaded area. I never considered putting Teflon tape on the threads or substituting silicone caulk in place of plumbers putty but I can see some real advantages to doing both. Thanks for the heads up
I’m glad I could help you with this. I have just found with all this new plastic everything using silicone has worked better for me than plumber putty. Thank you and hope I can help with something else.
Thank you! This was easy to follow. I decided to uninstall to clean the bathroom sink and then there was a leak when I reinstalled it and that Teflon tape came in very clutch! Thank you so much!
Glad I found this video have a bathroom sink that was brand new that kept leaking underneath from the same area you just showed around the rubber piece. Thank you so much I'm going to attempt it myself.
this is one of the best videos i have seen can't wait to take apart sink for the 5th time only this time going to use silicone..i do not think i am getting the sink flange threaded completely using the putty..my husband passed away last year...so i am doing as much as i can myself....and not one to give up....going to try the silicone...i don't care what other people say..or think...i don't like the putty..and i used teflon tape and sealant around the drain thread...ok..here i go again...on way to menards..thanks for video will let you know if it worked..
There is absolutely no reason to put Teflon tape or pipe dope on the top threaded fitting. Even the silicone around the drain cover does nothing to keep the sink from leaking. If the connection were to leak like a sieve at either place, where would the water go? It would simply go into the drain through the weep holes. And with the bottom nut, you need to make sure you get the silicone into the threads between the rubber gasket and the drain stem. Just getting it on the rubber gasket where it contacts the sink will not keep it from leaking. Thanks for taking the time to post this.
I’m having leaking issues with the threads under the big rubber gasket on the bottom of the sink. I’m going to try and put silicone in the threads from the top of the gasket then put it all together
I was doing a install on a new vanity, and the stupid thing wouldn’t stop leaking after redoing the drain twice 😞 you came in clutch and this worked like a charm
I’ve had that issue many times as well that is why with plastic pop ups I just do this every time now. Thank you for watching and glad the video helped. Hope I can help again.
Excellent camera work and lighting. One question; is there supposed to be a small gasket between the ball and nut? Yesterday I bought the popup kit and it came with a gasket and it is leaking.
Glad it helped. Hope I can help again. If you ever have a question reach out. You can go to That Fix It Guy DIY Group on facebook we can figure out your issue. Thanks for watching
Hey man just wanted to tell you thank you 🙏 this video helped me out I’ve never done this before and felt confident enough to try while watching your steps Preciate you man 💯🤙
Thanks for the video ! I have zero knowledge on plumbing. The plastic piece underneath my sink is broken and water is leaking. I wonder what parts or name of the item that I should buy from Home Depot in order to fix this issue. I really appreciate your help.
Thx fix it guy. Great video. I have one ? for you please I have the exact same sink in my bathroom but when I removed the old tailpipe drain there was some rubber hose and a round disc for the overflow drain attached to the tailpipe which I have never encountered before. Looks like you didn’t have this on your sink. Must I replace this disc type overflow drain or can I plug the overflow hole in the sink basin? Thanks. Hope this makes sense.
Thank you for the Question. If you like Email me a couple pictures at ufix247@gmail.com. I don’t see an issue with plugging the hole. An overflow is not required by code. Just make sure it is watertight.
I'm having a sink leak too; but mine is the faucet connection. what is that black accordion thing called that leads up to the faucet? that's where I found out where my leak is coming from. Sorry but that's the best way I can tell you. do you have a video on how to replace that?
So those lines are where the water comes from the handles and goes to the spout. They are going to be brand specific. Do you know what brand of faucet you have? If you want to send me a picture I am happy to look at it. ufix247@gmail.com Sorry I do not have a video on that yet, but I'm sure there will be one in the future.
Cool, thanks! I'm not sure if this is my problem ... My drain is not sitting level in the hole. The basin doesn't hold water even tho the pop up is down. What do you think? I don't have any water leaking into the cabinet. TIA 😁
Sounds like the water is draining out where the putty or silicone should be applied. Or the seal is worn off the sink stopper. Is it older or a new install?
Hi there. Thanks for the video. My Kholer plastic pop up doesn't have threads the entire section below the plug - it's smooth plastic where the overflow drain holes are. Also, the rubber flange thing at the bottom needs to sit ABOVE the nut threads to sit tight to the sink. In that case would silicone alone be enough on bottom side of the rubber gasket (upper side of sink under plug) and the top side of the under sink rubber flange (above the nut)? If that makes sense. Thanks!
I have the same sink set up but it isn’t the plastic part (mine which is metal) it’s leaking from those little black pipes, is there anyway to fix that?
So my mother in law's sink does not have the pipe that goes all the way through the hole of the sink. It's a metal piece that was glued to the bottom of the sink. Can I replace this or should I just silicone it back?
I have a question I hope you can answer. Can I just replace that one top piece the one in your right hand Whej you take it apart. Mine broke. And that’s all I need to fix mine. Do they sell just that piece? At Home Depot or Loews?
Just installed a new faucet and sink drain pipe in our bathroom sink. Replaced the water lines as well, but sadly they did not have the correct fit so to stop the leaking I put the old ones back on which fixed the dripping. But sadly the sink drain pipe is leaking. So I guess I'll do what you suggested and redo it with some more silicone 🤞🤞🤞I think the silicone I used may have been a little to old, it felt a little off 🤔
If you can’t get that removed like at the 1:44 mark the you can cut it off at the bottom. You are putting something new in anyway correct? You got this. If you got that far you can go the rest of the way. Let me know if you want some help. We can video chat
Thanks for the video. The issue that I have is that after tightening the rod, I have a leakage. I don't know if it is because of the size of the new ball that came with the rod or I need more plumber putty when tightening the rod.
I didn't remember to use silicone or putty. So far no leaks. Should I take it all apart to get some on there? Am I asking for trouble later on if I dont?
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I do not know anything about plumbing, so I didn’t know how to fix a bathroom 💦 leak. couldn’t ask my husband because I don’t have one😂😂. But I’m a big fan of diy, if I can do it I will before I call on a professional. This video from that fix it guy and the communication and a few pics and videos I shared with him, I have no more leak issues. It’s just the littlest things that makes one happy. 😂👍 He is awesome
Thank you Yolanda and I'm so happy I could help.
COULDNT ASK MY HUSBAND CAUSE I DONT HAVE ONE PLS THIS COMMENT IS KILLING ME
Yolanda - single mom so I also don't have someone at home to ask. I am remodeling my whole bathroom and this video has been very beneficial
Always nice to see a strong independent woman who is confident to do the job herself. 👍👍
@@mobilegamingkayleigh I do have one , but for doing this thing , It just looks like I don’t have one 😂
I spent 3 days trying to fix this problem, then I came across your video and fixed it in 10 minutes. Thank you.
That’s why I’m here 😂😂😂
Exactly! That’s why I’m here. I am now subscribed
I don't know much about sinks, the leak was from a big rubber washer underneath the sink. Just removed the plug bar thing and gave it a full 360 degree tightening. It's fixed in under 5 minutes.
Whilst I was down there I took off the a long bowl thing from the trap. It stinks but it's empty? Just full of water, not messing about with anything else. Let them live with the smell.
I get the process, but on the top part, if that leaks it jist goes where the overflow goes, essentially the more important seal os the bottom.????
Got lucky and found this video after 20mins of suffering. I didn’t even know that was the place that was leaking!
I am a woman who is separated from my jack of all trades husband for 3 years now. My sink has been leaking and I had to replace the entire assembly kit… didn’t know I could even possibly do anything like that. You made it look simple and guess what it was. I did it all by myself even cut my own pipe with a hack saw to fit. I’m so grateful for you and your video, you have given a helpless damsel like me hope in doing it myself… I would kiss you if you were here😂 thank you so much😘💕💕💕
So glad that this could help you out. This is the only way I do plastic pop ups these days. Thank you and please share your experience and help us grow.
Best video I've seen on this topic. Teflon tape + pipe dope + 100% silicone top and bottom. No leak possible! This really helped me out.
Thank you for putting a clear easy to follow video up how to do this standard home repair. I didn't think I would be able to do this myself but this has given me confidence
No problem! If you run into anything you can email me at ufix247@gmail.com. Thanks for watching.
You're the man! Your sink is exactly like mine and this video made it so simple to understand.
Saved me a trip to the hardware store or a call to a plumber.
Thanks Fit it Guy, I have unclogged my stopper in the past but never to this extent, what a difference. several videos on You Tube, yours was by far the most helpful and spot on. Thank you thank you thank you.
So glad this could help you out. I hope we can help again.
You just saved me $75! Got the part for 4.95 and fixed it myself! thank you!
That is awesome! Glad we could help!
Thank you so much for this video. I like how clear and concise the instructions are. My leaking bathroom sink was fixed in no time!
I love to hear that! Thank you for watching and I hope we can help again!
I’m 23 and learning how to fix a leaking drain for the first time all on my own has gotta be one of my top accomplishments 😭🙏🏻 thank you so much for this video
Nice and to the point! I am about to replace my first faucet and was wanting a video to address plastic assemblies as most cheaper faucets now use them. This video fit the bill perfectly!
Glad it was helpful! I hope we can help again!
Good video!
The only question I have is: How difficult will it be to remove drain pipe when it needs to be replaced again? Won't silicone make it difficult to put a new drain again?
The pipe screwing into the silver ring on top was the piece I needed... thank you!!!
Your welcome! I hope that I can help again.
Sir you are doing the Lord's work by teaching those of that don't know what we're doing how to do it. You saved me money, taught me something, and gave me confidence. A sincere thank you to you.
Thank you brother for teaching us this simple but very helpful instruction. God bless.
Your welcome. So glad we could help.
I loved this video. I had taken apart an earlier install by previous owners and they used plumbers putty under that chrome ring. Basically, a horrible seal.
I'll be re-doing today using your method. Never thought about Teflon tape in this application either. That's probably going to resolve leaks.
Thanks
yes i have taken my batheroom sink apart 4 times now..the putty is not working....
Thanks for existing! Really needed this!!!
Thank you for watching! Happy to help and we hope we can help again!
I purchased a glacier Bay faucet for the bathroom and I followed the manufacture instructions and it leaked so I did it again,but this time I put some silicone under the drain ring and it still leaked. So I tried your method and it worked beautifully.thank you so much😃
Awesome! I'm so happy to hear that! Thank you for watching! If you know someone this could help please share! We would love to help more people.
Hooray! I can use my bathroom sink again! Thank you. Installing the stopper was tricky for me as the space was really tight and I had to puzzle it out a bit, putting the stopper rod through the slot before putting it in the screw valve. Hard to talk about all these doodads...
I totally get it. So many little parts with a sink drain set up. So glad this was able to help you out. Please sub, share and help us grow. Thank you.
Can't believe it's that simple, thank you
It is pretty simple. Just take you time and don’t get too frustrated.
You saved the day! Only one word - Genius!
Hey man thanks!!!!! I was struggling with putting the sink drain and all of it's mechanism back together I was struggling for hours and I came across your video and then it took me just five minutes after that to put it on!!!!! Thanks!!!!!!!!!!
That is great to hear! I’m so happy my video was able to help you! I hope I can help you again!
I’m not a plumber but have done minor repairs at times. This project seemed pretty straightforward but tried a different approach at first.. did not work and had sink out of order for almost a week! I was ready to go buy another assembly because it continued to leak..frustrating. This video worked great!! Exactly as described. I bought the correct items as used and was pleasantly surprised that it stopped leaking the first try! Thanks 😊
Saved my behind. I replaced the old faucet on my son's bathroom sink. Couldn't get it to stop leaking! This is what I needed
Awesome! So happy that this video helped you. If you don't mind could you share this video and help us grow. We would really appreciate it.
This video was exactly what I needed! Thank you so much for showing me how to fix my drain!
We also bought a few glacier brands faucets. Everything was fine for one day then I noticed a leak around the threads. Glad I found this video and explanation on why this brand needs silicone on the rubber gasket. I think I'm on the right track now....
Awesome. To me this is the only way to put in plastic pop ups these days. Thank you and I hope we can help again.
@@ThatFixItGuy Now that I think of it, there was some moisture around the ring before I added the silicone. Fingers crossed but I don't see or can feel any moisture below the rubber ring now. Well see how it goes. Thanks again!
Thank you so much!! I just fixed my sink! The water was running so slow down the drain. So then I used drain o and everything else and nothing was working until I had a leak and this was the reason! Feels so good to have a normal sink again! 😌
Sweet so glad this could help you out. Please subscribe, share your experience and help us grow. Thank you.
Thank you for this video, it’s exactly what I needed. I was trying to DIY a set up just like the one you showed and sure enough got it put together and had a leak just where you showed. So took it apart again and need to head to Hardware store for some silicone sealant. Feel more hopeful after watching your video that next time it will work, thanks for sharing! Trying to take care of some minor repairs on my own and save a little money.
Thank you so much ! I opened it this morning to clean it...and I got stuck how to put it back, I tried for 3 hours, then I gave up and I search it online and you saved me ! I appreciate your time and effort to share this wonderful videos...
So glad this was able to help you out. I hope we can help again.
i have watch a lot of videos but yours is very clear and well explained . Thank you.
This video not only saved me $$$ by DIY but also saved a mother in law/landlord who is full old-school Portuguese from not only having to be called and her calling someone to fix it but also her using it as an excuse to come over and not pick the shit out of the house lol. Regardless of how clean it is, IT IS NEVER CLEAN ENOUGH. So Thank You for saving me cash and a huge headache lol.
In the process of replacing everything in my bathroom except the tub/shower. THANK you for this great video - when I get to putting the sink together - this will be very helpful!!
Your very welcome. Please reach out if you have questions. Happy to help
Great DIY Video! Thanks for keeping it short and simple. Now I know how to fix a leak in my mom's sink drain.
So many "that's what she said moments".
It was both educational AND made me feel like a 12 year old again.
Thanks for the video!
Lol. Yeah I know! Glad you liked the video! Thanks for watching!
I'm going to have to try this out next time I put one in. I've done dozens using plumbers putty and generally they've worked out well however I've run into a few sinks where the bottom of the drain hole wasn't as flat as it should be and have had them leak around the threaded area. I never considered putting Teflon tape on the threads or substituting silicone caulk in place of plumbers putty but I can see some real advantages to doing both. Thanks for the heads up
I’m glad I could help you with this. I have just found with all this new plastic everything using silicone has worked better for me than plumber putty. Thank you and hope I can help with something else.
@@ThatFixItGuy do you recommend using both silicon and plumbers putty?
@@andrewcavanagh3463 I like silicone for plastic pop ups and I still will use plumbers putty for metal, but really silicone will work for both.
Thank you! This was easy to follow. I decided to uninstall to clean the bathroom sink and then there was a leak when I reinstalled it and that Teflon tape came in very clutch! Thank you so much!
Your very welcome. This is my tried and true method. I love that it is helping so many people.
Perfect! Thank you very much for this excellent step-by-step. I was able to fix a leaky sink drain after watching this video.
Thank you for watching! Hope we can help again! Please share and help us grow!
Thanks for the tips Brian! I now know how to fix my bathroom sink! I need some supplies!
Your welcome! Get to fixin!
This was a big help - thanks from Texas!
Glad I found this video have a bathroom sink that was brand new that kept leaking underneath from the same area you just showed around the rubber piece. Thank you so much I'm going to attempt it myself.
this is one of the best videos i have seen can't wait to take apart sink for the 5th time only this time going to use silicone..i do not think i am getting the sink flange threaded completely using the putty..my husband passed away last year...so i am doing as much as i can myself....and not one to give up....going to try the silicone...i don't care what other people say..or think...i don't like the putty..and i used teflon tape and sealant around the drain thread...ok..here i go again...on way to menards..thanks for video will let you know if it worked..
I looked at several RUclipss and still could not resolve the leak issue. This video, however, worked. I wanted to put this comment for others to view.
There is absolutely no reason to put Teflon tape or pipe dope on the top threaded fitting. Even the silicone around the drain cover does nothing to keep the sink from leaking. If the connection were to leak like a sieve at either place, where would the water go? It would simply go into the drain through the weep holes.
And with the bottom nut, you need to make sure you get the silicone into the threads between the rubber gasket and the drain stem. Just getting it on the rubber gasket where it contacts the sink will not keep it from leaking. Thanks for taking the time to post this.
I’m having leaking issues with the threads under the big rubber gasket on the bottom of the sink. I’m going to try and put silicone in the threads from the top of the gasket then put it all together
and no need to overtighten the nut, some only have the nut that has the spades and tightening by hand is good enough
putting a sealant on the seal under the sink is a waste of time, they very seldom leak there
Thanks for easy to follow video, fix my leak quickly and easily. Well done!
Very nice and easy and your are very professional guy
Thank you so much
Thank you! Glad we could help and hope we can help again in the future.
I was doing a install on a new vanity, and the stupid thing wouldn’t stop leaking after redoing the drain twice 😞 you came in clutch and this worked like a charm
This is exactly why I started doing this job with silicone. So frustrating! Really happy this helped you. Thank you!
Thanksgiving for sharing video clip finally we made it thanks have good day
Thank you for the kind words and I’m glad that the video helped you. I hope we can help again.
Thanks for posting this video it was truly helpful.
Man I was stuck exact fixture POOR DIRECTIONS...THANK YOU FIX IT GUY.
Glad I could help. I hope I can help again. Thanks for watching.
That was the exact video I needed. And thanks for the tips!
I am happy to hear that. Hope I can help again.
Me, too!
@Shari Girardeau so happy this helped!
Thank you! Clear simple directions!
This video just helped me finish a replacement. Thanks for the video and the extra steps to help any future leaks.
Awesome! I’m so happy to hear that. Hope we can help again!
Great video ... my sink kept leaking, I never thought to put silicone on the rubber gasket under the sink!
I’ve had that issue many times as well that is why with plastic pop ups I just do this every time now. Thank you for watching and glad the video helped. Hope I can help again.
Thanks so much for this video!
Your very welcome. Thanks for watching.
So informative thanks for the vid!!!
Your welcome. So glad it could help.
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 this video worked! Thanks for posting!!
That is great to hear! I hope that I can help you out again!
Professional explanation 👌. Definitely deserve subscribe.
Awesome! Thank you so much! We really appreciate it!
Thanks for the tips Brian! My weekend project!
Your welcome. Let me know if you need a hand.
Thank you this was very helpful for me thanks
Awesome! Glad we could help! Hope we can help again.
Very helpful! Thank you!!!
Thank you so much for doing this video! My leak is fixed 👍
Thank you so much for a useful video 👈
Thanks brother
Great job
Your welcome! Thank you for watching! Hope we ca help again.
This helps a whole lot
I’m going to try using silicone on the underside rubber gasket/washer. I’m getting small drips on the bottom threads under the large plastic nut.
u sir are a genius thx so much! helped!!!
This was great. I had no idea how that all worked.
Thank you. Glad I could help!
Thanks for helping me get my man card back!
Very good tip
Thank you. So glad this could help you.
Thank you for the video! This really helped. I ended up using putty so hopefully I have no leaks!
I have had putty work and not work on plastic pop ups. You will be ok. If not it is an easy switch to silicone. Glad this video helped you.
You helped me fix my problem! Thanks
Sweet! Glad we could help! Please subscribe and share. Hope we can help again.
Excellent camera work and lighting. One question; is there supposed to be a small gasket between the ball and nut? Yesterday I bought the popup kit and it came with a gasket and it is leaking.
Thank you for posting this. It helped a lot. I'm a DIYer, but a bit frightened of plumbing.
Glad it helped. Hope I can help again. If you ever have a question reach out. You can go to That Fix It Guy DIY Group on facebook we can figure out your issue. Thanks for watching
wooo create job i Loved thank you
Awesome! Thank you
Seems like a pretty solid way to do this.
With plastic pop ups I think so as well! Thanks for watching.
Great video, it worked
So glad this helped! Hope we can help again
@@ThatFixItGuy wish I would have watched your video first.
Hey man just wanted to tell you thank you 🙏 this video helped me out I’ve never done this before and felt confident enough to try while watching your steps Preciate you man 💯🤙
Awesome! Your welcome! It really is the best way to do this job with leak free results.
Great video brother
Thanks Bro!
Thanks for the video !
I have zero knowledge on plumbing.
The plastic piece underneath my sink is broken and water is leaking. I wonder what parts or name of the item that I should buy from Home Depot in order to fix this issue.
I really appreciate your help.
Send me a picture to ufix247@gmail.com and I can let you know the parts.
Thx fix it guy. Great video. I have one ? for you please I have the exact same sink in my bathroom but when I removed the old tailpipe drain there was some rubber hose and a round disc for the overflow drain attached to the tailpipe which I have never encountered before. Looks like you didn’t have this on your sink. Must I replace this disc type overflow drain or can I plug the overflow hole in the sink basin? Thanks. Hope this makes sense.
Thank you for the Question. If you like Email me a couple pictures at ufix247@gmail.com.
I don’t see an issue with plugging the hole. An overflow is not required by code. Just make sure it is watertight.
Thanks I sent you a pic of the sink and the overflow drain tube to your gmail. Thx
Great video Brian good job 👍
Thank you Britt!
I'm having a sink leak too; but mine is the faucet connection. what is that black accordion thing called that leads up to the faucet? that's where I found out where my leak is coming from. Sorry but that's the best way I can tell you. do you have a video on how to replace that?
So those lines are where the water comes from the handles and goes to the spout. They are going to be brand specific. Do you know what brand of faucet you have? If you want to send me a picture I am happy to look at it. ufix247@gmail.com
Sorry I do not have a video on that yet, but I'm sure there will be one in the future.
@@ThatFixItGuy thank you. I'll get the pictures ready for you. it's coming from ygomez0721@yahoo.com
Cool, thanks! I'm not sure if this is my problem ... My drain is not sitting level in the hole. The basin doesn't hold water even tho the pop up is down. What do you think? I don't have any water leaking into the cabinet. TIA 😁
Sounds like the water is draining out where the putty or silicone should be applied. Or the seal is worn off the sink stopper. Is it older or a new install?
Relatively new ... 2019
Oh that is way new. If you close the drain and put just a little water in it you may be able to see what hole the water is draining into.
Hi there. Thanks for the video. My Kholer plastic pop up doesn't have threads the entire section below the plug - it's smooth plastic where the overflow drain holes are. Also, the rubber flange thing at the bottom needs to sit ABOVE the nut threads to sit tight to the sink. In that case would silicone alone be enough on bottom side of the rubber gasket (upper side of sink under plug) and the top side of the under sink rubber flange (above the nut)? If that makes sense. Thanks!
Yes just silicone would work great.
I have the same sink set up but it isn’t the plastic part (mine which is metal) it’s leaking from those little black pipes, is there anyway to fix that?
The black hoses that connect the faucet?
Good job.You save my life.lol.
Glad we could help, and I hope we can help again. Thanks for watching!
So my mother in law's sink does not have the pipe that goes all the way through the hole of the sink. It's a metal piece that was glued to the bottom of the sink. Can I replace this or should I just silicone it back?
That is interesting? What is going on topside?
How hard will it be to take it back apart when it hardens if something was to happen to it. Or need to change it again.
It is not hard at all. I just did a video on the same sink showing my process.
How to Remove a Bathroom Sink Drain Sealed with Silicone Sealant
Thank you sir
Your welcome.
Thank you so much 💕
I have a question I hope you can answer. Can I just replace that one top piece the one in your right hand Whej you take it apart. Mine broke. And that’s all I need to fix mine. Do they sell just that piece? At Home Depot or Loews?
That may be had to find to match your pop up assembly. Do you know the brand? The manufacturer would maybe send you a new on free since that broke.
Just installed a new faucet and sink drain pipe in our bathroom sink. Replaced the water lines as well, but sadly they did not have the correct fit so to stop the leaking I put the old ones back on which fixed the dripping. But sadly the sink drain pipe is leaking. So I guess I'll do what you suggested and redo it with some more silicone 🤞🤞🤞I think the silicone I used may have been a little to old, it felt a little off 🤔
Thank you.
You're welcome! Thank you for watching.
@1:44 my setup does not remove after twisting? Thank you for the video so far. I don't have the money for a plumber but I may need one after all.
If you can’t get that removed like at the 1:44 mark the you can cut it off at the bottom. You are putting something new in anyway correct? You got this. If you got that far you can go the rest of the way. Let me know if you want some help. We can video chat
@@ThatFixItGuy I don't have a proper tool to cut it. Called a plumber to force it off. $650 later...
Thank you!
Your welcome! I hope we can help again!
I DID IT!❤
Thank you
Your welcome! Thank you for watching and hope we can help again.
Thanks for the video. The issue that I have is that after tightening the rod, I have a leakage. I don't know if it is because of the size of the new ball that came with the rod or I need more plumber putty when tightening the rod.
awesoem job !!! thx
Your welcome! Glad I could help. Hope I can help you again at some point.
I didn't remember to use silicone or putty. So far no leaks. Should I take it all apart to get some on there? Am I asking for trouble later on if I dont?
Did I miss identifying those parts? What is the main pipe that had the large nut called? Thx!
That is called the pop up assembly.