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cherv · 09-17-2021, 01:17 PM

Has anyone replaced them and with what? Looking a delta faucets at lowe's coach is 2019 class c 22j

dons2346 · 09-17-2021, 01:24 PM

Find what you like (I prefer Moen) from a big box store and install them. Don't bother with the chae junk from a rv place.

cherv · 09-19-2021, 10:28 AM

Hi, any issues with install? Do the pex hot and cold pex connectors just screw into new faucet or did you need to modify.

JimBones · 09-19-2021, 11:22 AM

You could just take them apart and apply a little plumber's grease. You can get it at any hardware store for a few bucks.

The RV faucets usually have pretty short connections to the PEX water lines. Sometimes the residential faucets have longer pigtail connections that are hard to connect to the PEX. You may need to cut the PEX back and add sharkbite fittings.

cherv · 09-27-2021, 02:42 PM

I just installed DELTA FAUCETS on our class c simple took 20 minutes. no more squeaky faucet. and neck is higher for greater access to sink

Ron Dittmer · 09-27-2021, 04:56 PM

Replacing the bathroom faucet in our 14 year old Phoenix Cruiser was very easy and required "NO" tools and was completed in under 15 minutes. The two water connections were "wing nut style, hand tighten" and the two threaded rings that mount the faucet through the water lines to the countertop were also wing nut style, hand tighten.

Our original bathroom faucet was a cheap white plastic one, the sibling to the outside shower. Here is the replacement. We like the extra height and reach of the spigot along with the swing arm to get it out of the way when needed. I believe it is a Delta, installed maybe 12 years ago.

I recommend to "first" remove your old faucet so you know the project you are getting into. Then take that with you to the store and get one that mounts identically for a simple straight-forward direct swap.