Replacing the Kitchen Faucet Without Removing the Water Heater or Cutting The Wall

[BrucePerens]

Finding an exact replacement rather than the Price Pfister (which others suggested was a good fit) might have made it a lot easier to replace. But I do like the sprayer and hose. And the faucet seems to be higher quality than the original.

[mmayville]

Originally Posted by Bill

A little late, I know, but perhaps for others. Access under the kitchen cabinet is greatly improved if you first remove the cabinet doors, and the vertical center piece (stile). Then you can unscrew and remove much of the kitchen sink drain plumbing, which opens up the area some more. They all come out quite quickly and easily.

Bruce - did you try a basin wrench? That helps, too.

Bill

Looks like it has been some time since anyone posted on this thread. I looked at my kitchen cabinet and I have the metal brackets on the stile. My overhead cabinet took a tumble and broke the spicket at the base. Used duck tape to hold it in place until we got home last summer. Now I am in the process of fixing it for our next run. Thanks for the KISS (Keep it simple sweetie) method.

Mike