How to Repair Delta Monitor Tub & Shower Valve with a New Delta RP32104 Cartridge Kit

In this video we have a Delta Monitor showerbody that has the tub spout dripping. It’s NOT a defective tub spout. It’s a worn washer.
Thanks to @JimPelligrino: here is the part:
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[@rickc9873]

First step was to cover drain What do you think ?

[@reuvies]

BTW the newer style 1700 series cartridge with the dark grey top is part# RP46463, the older existing cartridge with the white top is RP32104

[@fatlabmonkey]

You should clean all that build up before installing new set up

[@alaincartier1151]

Thanks for the video, just got the same issue with the notch, easy fix: just pop out the gray cover and replace it with the old white one, it fits! If you just want to replace the washer kit, apparently Delta sends them for free.

[@f.demascio1857]

Always put a little plumbers grease on the treads of the cartridge cap nut. Makes it hand removable in the future. That R10000 is a bit out of plumb in the wall. (left to right.)

[@robertking5766]

I did mine yesterday if your going to do it do it right replace everything

[@honolulu1476]

No issues with old cartridge after you replaced rubbers and springs ?

[@MrGixxerred]

The grey cap cartridge is the wrong part for replacing RP32104. That is actually RP46463. Just trying to help anyone else out there trying to get the correct part.

[@A619D]

I just changed one and the way i broke it free was by pouring CLR and letting it soak for 5 minutes. Screwed right off after that.

[@larrykeenan598]

If all else fails you can take a Dremel tool with a cutting disc and slowly cut into the nut until it pops open. Do it easy and you won't hurt the threads. New nut and guts and it's fixed.

[@300zxdriver]

I’m about to try cutting mine off , but I twisted my valve. Should I try twisting it back after I get the bonnet nut off?

[@larrykeenan598]

@@300zxdriver I would try twisting it back before you remove the nut. The nut is frozen on anyway and it gives you something to put a wrench on. Just be careful and go for it. If you get the valve moved back into place, cutting the nut off shouldn't be a problem. Slowly cut across the threads until you begin to see their top. Then put a flat blade screwdriver in the slot and try twisting. Cut a little and then twist the screwdriver a little. Usually, the nut will pop open just enough to unscrew it without any thread damage.

[@mikehogan1827]

Great video. Having replaced the seals and springs, do you know if you could have installed a new trim kit onto the older-style 1700 series cartridge and rough-in valve? I’ve got a 16 year old Delta 1700 Monitor faucet, and I’d like to update the look of it with a new trim kit.

[@reuvies]

The top white segment of the cartridge can be removed and swapped onto the new cartridge.

[@carolyn1153]

What if the brass ring is coroted and hard to get off? Help

[@terri4478]

U should show us how or what ordee the springs and seats go? That is why we watched u know

[@PipeDoctor]

Did you miss that part?

[@larryalimo8557]

can i install a T118 T 119' in this valve body

[@everythinghomerepair1747]

Nice job. Wow that is one twisted up shower valve I’m surprised it didn’t leak.

[@brettaddis9984]

Thanks for the great video!

[@cassiehallis2551]

Do u by chance know what size oring this valve actually takes

[@PipeDoctor]

Not without looking it up. Sorry.

[@OkayAhhgain]

Bro I was like so sh1t he’s going to bust off the shower valve with that pipe wrench lol on the next one try tapping on retaining nut with your channel locks, it’ll come right off😏

[@tuppersdad]

Sometimes they are stuck pretty good. I cut them off and pit in a new one.

[@bleezham]

thank you!

[@amando5810]

Working on a shower valve too 🧐

[@carolyn1153]

Where do you find a new ring?

[@PipeDoctor]

Online

[@terri4478]

What order do the seat & springs go?

[@PipeDoctor]

Spring the seat

[@johnsutter1497]

Did you go to school for plumbing and air conditioning or did you learn as a helper? How old is too old to learn a trade? Thank you for your time

[@dancassale7805]

Never too old to learn a trade. Im a retired Master Plumber by trade & it served me well for 30yrs. Pick up the tools & go be a helper/laborer & give it your all.

[@InIndiana]

Good thing you gave them the old cartridge instead of going and getting the correct part 🙄

[@georgesmith3964]

Nice I have one in my house thanks mike George the plumber

[@amando5810]

Kelvin is in shock 😳

[@fabianolalde6719]

About sewer smell bathroom New wax ring still smell what could be

[@fabianolalde6719]

@@PipeDoctor im gonna replace this saturday all under house plumbing

[@OkayAhhgain]

Could be a dirty sink drain. Stand in front of sink and turn on faucet. If you get a whiff of the sewer smell as soon as the water touches the drain then clean out the pop up assembly.

[@sittingbull161]

Wow, hope it wasn't u who twisted that valve body....😬

[@300zxdriver]

Can you untwist them?

[@sittingbull161]

@@300zxdriver yeah u can. What I do is shock the nut with 2 hammers, it's a good trick, then the nut comes off by hand, I never put a wrench on those.

[@sittingbull161]

@@300zxdriver oh dang I thought u asked can u twist them... I would not try to twist it back, very likely to break if u do.

[@gilbertgoobiescastro]

pain in the butt if it splits in half

[@joebal9044]

Yikes! Greenboard with no waterproof membrane. Not going to end well.

[@ernieplumley2600]

What’s with the masks? I never wore one. Refuse to.

[@KevinMichaelMichael]

^^^^^ Look at this tough guy!

[@cgross5613]

And why wear them in the video?