Installing a 1-Handled Bathroom Faucet with a Pop-Up Drain - Parisa Collection

How to install a Pfister 1-Handle bathroom faucet with a Pop-Up drain featuring the Parisa Collection.
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F-042-BNCC, F-042-BNKK, F-042-LT0K, F-042-LT0Y, F-042-PRCC, F-042-PRKK, F-042-ST0C, F-042-ST0K, F-042-ST0Y, F-042-SYCC, F-042-SYKK, F-M42-STYY
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[@DennisJohnsonDrummer]

This video saved me a lot of money. Today I installed two bathroom faucets with no problem at all. I have no experience and plumbing is nowhere near my comfort zone. Actually, I'm a musician and teacher so if I can do this anyone can! Thanks a lot Pfister for your great products and for this easy to follow video.

[@DB-bj5wv]

Of the two copper pipes that are built into the faucet, the short one (for the cold water) should be about two inches longer. Working inside a small vanity, the working space is very small behind the basin at the position of the nut on the end of this copper tube. Charge an extra 50 cents and make this pipe two inches longer.

[@MrJCTECH]

Never mentioned washer on ball rod nut!

[@controllyourself8144]

That moment you realise the existing water lines are 2 inches to short.

[@gutzy8001]

Channel locks are not meant to be spinning backwards.