Pfister 9100320 Cold Faucet Cartridge Review

This product was a great replacement for my Treviso 48D series faucet. I needed part number 910-024. According to Pfister's website, buried somewhere deep in the support section, the replacement part is 910-032. Elsewhere I read that Pfister retrospectively added 0's to at least some and possibly all part numbers and possibly even ignored the hyphen, so I needed that part, 910-0320. If you're still unsure I've included copies of the instructions that came with this part (front and back). Take a

When my Price Pfister faucet started leaking after 8 years, I knew the cartridges needed to be replaced. I did what most people would do, grabbed one as a sample and went to my local hardware store for a replacement. Came home, installed it and a week later it started dripping again and also my buttons weren't centered properly. Tried to pull it up but to no avail. Eventually I went online and found that I could get Revain's OEM Price Pfister replacement parts for about a dollar more than the…

I wrote a 2 star review on these handles on the version of these handles that includes a hot handle (9100310) and a cold handle (9100320). I also purchased two more cold stems for this product. Crowd. And now I have three cold stems, unused, in the original packaging because I tried using the hot stem on a Price Pfister Treviso 1/4 turn blender and couldn't stop the stem from leaking no matter what I did. I previously replaced the cold stem on this faucet with a $12 Danco 3G-3C brass stem from…

My faucet (formerly Price Pfister Treviso) used cartridges #910-024 and #910-025. These parts have been superseded by the newer part numbers 910-031 and 910-032. The instructions for this new cartridge state that the brass retaining nut from the old cartridge should be reused and the new white plastic retaining cup and red or blue o-ring (both visible in Revain's photo of the cartridge) discarded. HERE I HAD SOME PROBLEMS: The knurled black plastic shaft has the small black o-ring shown in the…