Hoping ya'll could help me ID this cartridge from one of my sinks. It's a kitchen sink. Seriously wish I knew what model it was as that would probably get me the exact info. I need. Anyway, it's 3" long and the faucet thread part fits a "G". Unfortunately it's not simply a 3G Price Pfister cartridge. Nothing is ever that easy, right? I've had terrible luck in the past with cartridges and o-rings and seals and I normally just replace the entire faucet. But in this case the faucet is a pretty nice one and it still looks nice and performs well. That is, until the hot water started running constantly. So I'm gonna TRY to just repair this one. But if it's too many more trips to the store and too much more trouble, though, this SOB is going in my scrap pile and I'm just gonna shell out ~$100 on a new faucet.

So what I do know is that it's -NOT- a Price Pfister part no. 18865B or 18864B (3G-3H).

 

Take a picture of it and the entire faucet, contact Price Pfister as it has a lifetime warranty, and they will gladly send you the parts you need free of charge. They surely can identify it.

 

There is a better chance of someone identifying the faucet rather than the cartridge.

 

So I went back through my records and figured out that I installed this faucet October 3, 2013. Narrowed down my receipt search greatly by knowing this date. I located my receipt! It's a Price Pfister Avalon Hi Arc two handle kitchen faucet. I believe the cartridge to be part number 910-031.

http://s7d1.scene7.com/is/content/Pfister/ex-036-05

Of course it's something that none of the local box stores carry. Gonna try a couple specialty stores tomorrow for the sake of getting this thing back up and running ASAP. If they don't have it, though, looks like I'll be going through Pfister directly. Wondering how long it will take for them to get one to me.

Anyway, thanks for the help, ya'll.

Happy Independence Day!!!! God bless America!!!!

 

It looks like the depot sells a replacement for it. It doesn't look terribly expensive at $8 and you could use it until the new one arrived from P/P.

Price Pfister 910-031 Ceramic Replacement Cartridge - Hot-131766 - The Home Depot

 

RE: It looks like the depot sells a replacement for it. It doesn't look terribly expensive at $8 and you could use it until the new one arrived from P/P.

Price Pfister 910-031 Ceramic Replacement Cartridge - Hot-131766 - The Home Depot


Problem is that it's only available in stores and there's not one within 100 miles of my location.

However, I located one locally!! It was at one of the last mom & pop type stores left on this earth. I'm embarrassed to say that I forget about them a lot of the time, but there has been NUMEROUS times this place has had an item that NO ONE else had and they have saved my bacon. I need to tie a string around my finger or something to remember this place and generate some business for them!

So I wound up fixing my 2.5 year old $108 faucet for $7. I'm happy.

Thanks to all!