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I tried mine and nothing...doesn't turned..and i already pulled it apart and put it back together.

Nice capture! Can I share your video on my channel? Location?

Thank you! I fixed my Optimus stand fan thanks to you. Saved myself $110 if I had purchased an equivalent model.

Some additional tips from someone who just did this today with my 30 year old Nibco 90 faucet in back of house. 1) while the vid is educational, its important that you get the correct tools and not f'up your system. They dont make these anymore and a screw up will mean possible contractor and $300. 15/16 th socket head for the packing nut behind the handle. Use 5/16 or 8mm socket on stem handle for the handle screw. 2) My packing nut was almost fused (30 yrs) , I used wd 40 and then small butane grill lighter torch to heat up the area around the nut. Secure the faucet itself with left hand , etc. when unscrewing (so much torque that you dont want to risk the faucet rotating). These anti freeze faucets are about 10 or 12 inches long and may be soldered to your plumbing so you dont want to risk twisting or breaking it away from the internal plumbing. 3) use wire brush and/or steal wool to clean the corrosion off the male and female threads of the packing nut before replacing. Also, coat with some wd 40 when putting back in. 4) IMPORTANT: if you get the stem out completely, you may think your valve on the tip is a different version because it might be so corroded. I had to unscrew the small screw at end then pull off all the old rubber... it pretty much disintegrated anyway; but my valve was stuck on the end of the stem so use small screwdriver or locking pliers, etc if you need to twist off the valve disc at the very end. BE VERY CAREFULL: you dont tear up or crack the soldering or threads at the end of the stem. Also, be very careful you dont tear up the fiber packing washer that is just behind the packing nut. 5) once I got the back rubber off and the small metal disc away from the end of the stem, the small metal valve piece could finally be pulled free of the stem. But I was thinking it was not the same version as the vids because there was no spring! Look close: the spring was there but it was compressed and stuck inside the end of the stem so i had to pry that out with a dental pick. 6) Use CLR or other calcium remover to clean the inside and outside of the end of the stem before replacing the new spring and snapping the new metal valve piece back in 7) I used light dab of silicone plumbers grease on the rubber part of the new valve and q tip rub some wd 40 on the inside where the new spring will be. IMPORTANT: DO NOT USE PETROLEUM BASED GREASE on the valve rubber. use silicone grease lightly. 8) dont over tighten the packing nut , go slow and just make it reasonably snug. 9) Turn your water back on and test 9b) if you accidently tore up the fiber packing nut washer when removing or replacing, they sell some material called Packing Nut Rope that may help to create a seal around the stem near handle and prevent leaks from flowing around the base of the handle. good luck. for a 30 year old faucet, these vids helped and I saved $300. My total parts cost(new socket head, small butane grill torch) plus the Amazon valve mentioned in the vid. was a total of $16

No bears? Are all your cats spayed/neutered?

Cheaper to maintain than to replace

But I cleaned the base of my after I put the bee guards in

How are the bee guards working out I just put them on my feeder I used lock tight to put them in is that ok

Great job! Thanks for sharing this:)

I over hauled my engine. By the time it took you to take,wheels off.

Sorry to sound dumb but I have one of these on my 2000 Module Home what is this and what does it do, I thought it was a outside water tap just capped off so not to be using well water for watering plants etc.

Perfect. Excellent. Even I can understand how to do this.

Where is the Amazon link for the part?

By sharing this video, you just saved other people's lives 👍👏👏

Like it good job that was in tight for sure

Helpful video and I've ordered the part. I'm not sure its my problem though so I'll ask and see what you think if you have time to answer. I have a timer for an irrigation and sprinkler set up attached to the faucet so I have to leave it open and running. The issue I'm running into is water leaking out of the back of the plastic handle. It doesn't really leak other than that. Is that something I can fix by replacing the washer or do these old faucets need that specific one?

I have mine out and it's identicle at the end. The difference is at the handle mine is an old school metal one and it is not coming off of that shaft. I doubt that's important. I have a washer kit so am going to try to just replace the washers on that piece instead of replacing the whole part. My question is how do you know if the pipe itself isn't cracked inside the wall? I had leaking outside at bottom of the bib (I think you call it ) but also water in the house! Tempted to put a wrench on it and try to screw it out of the wall but very afraid it's welded and will need a plumber I cannot afford. Any ideas on that would be really appreciated. Thank you!

Thanks for showing the repair. but I would have used WD40 to remove the long stem. I also would liked to see more details about replacing the old with with the new part at the end of the long threaded stem (which in my case rusted in and was not easy to pull out at all. In my case, I have to find out how to make the new part with rubber gaskets/sealers and the screw to stay inside the end after compressing the spring. I have to get the parts kit so the answer will be included, but as for the old one, there is NO thread to screw the part in with the spring compressed. Maybe the answer will be clear when I have the kit, but it would have been helpful to explain how the new part stays inside the compressed spring. In any case, I appreciate what you have shown because your were the only I have found on UA-cam that fit my situation.

1 of my dream cars! I really love it! It looks so cool!

thannks

I also have a Nibco 90 outside faucet just like yours on the great video you made. I replaced the valve seat rubber with the new spring as you did, the drip stopped. But my problem is a big leak behind the handle when running the faucet. My packing is securely stuck to the packing nut. I noticed yours was separated. My packing is worn smooth with no play in it. When I tighten the packing nut it doesn't feel like there is any resistance at the end like one should feel with packing. Any ideas on getting some new packing to try out and see if that fixes my issue. After reading your reply to another comment looks like i need some new fiber packing washer. Hope we find some. Thanks, rob

Just notice mine leaking this morn .. couldn’t find a repair kit for it .. thankful I stubbed across your vid .. off to amazon to order the kit and prob do the anti siphon piece well I’m at it

Replacing the vacuum breaker was not enough to stop the leak. Thank you for posting this video and the link to the replacement part.

Been searching the net for info. Finally found your video and the link to the part. Ordered part today. Thanks for the assistance!

Life saver for this single gal. Thank you! Saving your video to watch again once the parts get here. Amazon says almost a month 😮

does it work with flies durig the day?

Just wanted to take a minute and say THANK YOU for making this video and linking the part. Thanks to this, I was able to fix our NIBCO 90, too. Because I knew what I was looking for, I was able to realize that the rubber stopper part was left behind when I removed the main part. Thankfully I had a long skinny grabber tool and was able to grab it out no problem. Now I can wash the boat, and get out on the lake!

Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks so much. Any idea what that packing crap is on the handle-end of the stem? I still have the metal washer that was in place however the thick material between that washer and the handle is disintegrating. Thanks again.

Do you know if it spits the seeds out with the skin or do the seeds get crushed and make it into the juice? I don't want the seeds, supposedly they're not good for leaky gut.

There we goooo!! Thanks!

Thx, my nibco #90 needs repair. Your tutorial is perfect!

Im having a nibco 90 that started leaking but at the handle. seem its the packing that is the problem not the stem you replaced. Since nibco 90 is discontinued not sure if i can find the proper replacement parts

What are the replacement parts numbers?

I went to home depot to see if they sell the bee garurds as well I think I have to get them off of. Ebay

How do they work do they work good I have one hummingbird that comes bye everyday I don’t gave bees yet but summertime is coming kinda of worried about them coming to my hummingbird feeder but nothing yet for the bees. To get all over the hummingbird feeder

I have a 97 escort (same car) I'll need to do a timing belt soon, it's got 81k miles and its never been done. So I'm relieved you said it's easy! I hope my car last nearly as long as your tracer

What is the wire size? Thanks

I feel you 😴💤

I took mine apart but only the rod and washer came out. How do I get the inner parts out? Thank you.

Nice work!!

Hey great video. We have a Nibco 90 that started leaking only when the faucet is turned on, and we hear water pouring out only in the back behind the wall. It does not leak in the faucet spout area at all. what problem did you have before your replaced yours? Would new parts fix this problem? I have taken the stem out like you did, and the spring appears to be non existent and the metal part with the washer does not move back and forth.

Thanks for being a great guy! Not many are willing to care for the forgotten 👏👏👏👏

Thanks!!!!

Do you sell these bird feeders I’d consider buying one!

Just what I needed to see! I have the same spigot that just started leaking. Thank you!

I have a 1999 Tracer Ls auto. 63,000. Got it from an elderly neighbor who hardly used it . What a life your car had ! Hoping mine lasts me just as long. Fingers 😊 crossed!

So simple and so true

What’s the part number on that grease?

That makes sense now!

That looks so good! Can’t wait to grill out again in shorts!