Re: Leaking Sediment bowl

Posted by Dave Sherburne NY on May 21, 2006 at 19:01:53 from (74.32.167.31):

In Reply to: Leaking Sediment bowl posted by DZ on May 21, 2006 at 16:39:54:

I bought one at TSC for $22 and could not get it to
stop leaking . Gave up and bought one for $15 at the
local auto parts store and no leaks. If you have
an origional, I would take the bowl to Napa and get
new screen and gasket. If it leaks around the valve
unscrew the nut take the valve out, and put a
graphite coated string packing inside the nut.
You can get this from most hardware stores. Its the
same thing used in older kitchen faucets.

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