Will it replace a Kohler NYJ 07780 Diverter stem unit (Installed 1972)
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I have no idea, it did not replace the one in my shower. So I gave it to my mother in law to try. Sorry
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Yes the diverter is on tub spout. I used iBox 01850181 3/4 inch with service stop (as advised by plumber.)
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I think so. I have a very old Cuisinart (big bowl in contrast to the smaller ones you often see these days). This stem piece fits my old bowl and works fine. It is of course even better than the original where the blades were one piece with the stem. This is a lot better arrangement although you have to have the newer blades to go with it. By the way Cuisinart has a great service center which will provide you with lots of info: (800) 726-0190. PJH Walnut Creek CA
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Mine was any easy replacement - it fit in place of the old one. I did have to borrow a large Pipe Wrench to loosen the fittings. Be careful not to over tighten when you install the new one.
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I don't know for certain. I have the Kitchen Aid 6-speed Architect. The stem is standard. You may want to compare your base (where the stem goes in) to my model to see if they are the same.
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Don't know. Installed mine in a Craftsman Riding Mower and it turned out to be exact right part. The mower has a Kohler engine if that helps.
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Thanks for the question. As long as the kitchen faucet stem has a 12-spline (or is also called 12 broach) you should be fine. I used mine to replace OEM Price Pfister shower valve handles with limited success. The o-ring that hold the "H" or "C" emblem was too small for the porcelain handle and constantly falls out. The set screw tends to back out every couple of months too. I would suggest a trip to your local hardware store to compare your short stem valve spline with the shower splines shown. The store usually has a template near the valves to reference it. Good luck with your repairs! Thanks for the question. As long as the kitchen faucet stem has a 12-spline (or is also called 12 broach) you should be fine. I used mine to replace OEM Price Pfister shower valve handles with limited success. The o-ring that hold the "H" or "C" emblem was too small for the porcelain handle and constantly falls out. The set screw tends to back out every couple of months too. I would suggest a trip to your local hardware store to compare your short stem valve spline with the shower splines shown. The store usually has a template near the valves to reference it. Good luck... » Read More Thanks for the question. As long as the kitchen faucet stem has a 12-spline (or is also called 12 broach) you should be fine. I used mine to replace OEM Price Pfister shower valve handles with limited success. The o-ring that hold the "H" or "C" emblem was too small for the porcelain handle and constantly falls out. The set screw tends to back out every couple of months too. I would suggest a trip to your local hardware store to compare your short stem valve spline with the shower splines shown. The store usually has a template near the valves to reference it. Good luck with your repairs! « Show Less
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The real answer is that i am not sure. What I can tell as the owner of three pieces of equipment with 2 cylinder Kohler engines is that Kohler supercedes their part numbers frequently. Check with a site like Partstree, or any site that sells Kohler parts, and verify that 24-098-01 is a supercede number and you should be fine. I interchange them and have never had a problem. I used to have them rebuilt but its cheaper to buy new. Some of the aftermarket parts are not as good from a quality perspective but they are so cheap that I get a new one and recycle the old one.
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That's not the mixer cap that I used. I used GP77759. I know that will work, but I don't know about the GP71969. You might be able to contact Kohler and get an answer.
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On my Kohler, if you look at the underside of the tank lid, there is an exploded view of Valve assembly with the part number. Hope this helps
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This stem is a larger diameter than the "standard". You need to measure your old stem before ordering
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Not sure about the number but I bought one and it fit and is still cranking my Kohler engine.
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See http://www.deltafaucet.com/repairparts/details/h71.html to answer specifics about this part and what it might fit.
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Some where on the unit or the lid to the tank is a sticker with a parts list and replacement parts. If the part number is listed, it should work. Otherwise you need to call Kohler Tech Line.
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That one will work, but your original one was a ceramic. The replacement for it is also sold on Amazon and it is: Delta Faucet RP74236 MultiChoice 13/14 Series Ceramic Shower Valve Cartridge. Texas Master Plumber M18292
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Found on Kohler website: http://www.us.kohler.com/webassets/kpna/catalog/pdf/en/1166715_4.pdf
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Don't believe so, I had a plumber install it and it was a replacement for an old one the same size.