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11-18-14, 07:18 PM

Zaid Alemam

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Help me identify this Moen shower piece

Hey, I'm trying to identify these shower pieces, the faucet is constantly leaking and probably needs to be replaced. The house was built in 2001 and the brand is Moen.

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11-18-14, 10:24 PM

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Contact Moen direct and they will send you everything you need for free.

11-19-14, 06:29 AM

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You can also go to the parts section of the Moen website. They ask you a series of questions (show you pictures) to narrow down your search and find what you need.

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