RP25513 faucet stem assembly Replacement Kit for two handle faucet repair kit with RP24096 Cartridge RP4993 Seats Springs RP24097 1/4 Turn stop, 2 Pack

Had a dripping bathroom sink faucet. Got new handles from Delta for free, but they sent me the wrong valve, so I bit the bullet and gave these a try. Fit perfectly, the quality is great, comes with stainless steel screws for the handles. OEM stem is plastic, these are brass. The rubber valves seem better than OEM. Operation is smooth and they work great (no more leaks too). The flow rate is somewhat different than OEM, have to turn further than OEM to get the same flow, but that's a minor quirk and I quickly got used to them. Operation is smooth as silk. Definitely recommend them. Time will tell how long they last, but all good for now.

Easy to install and even better these come with brass shafts. Great replacement at a good cost. Took me all of five minutes to remove old and install new and yay! Leaks stopped!

Fit in my faucet and stopped that nagging drip, drip. Great price point and arrived on time.

Did the job

Bought the same thing at Home Depot and theirs did not fit correctly. This was perfect, took me about 3min to change.

Good replacement. Fairly easy to install.

Didn't work with my Delta Faucet. It was the correct part number as I still have the manual for this bath faucet. It looks very, very similar to the original valve but wouldn't seat fully.The original problem was water leakage from the rear of one side of the faucet. At first, I suspected that the gasket between the faucet and the sink top was the problem. But, removing the faucet to replace the gasket was going to be a lot of work.So, I purchased this item. Basically, "fit" okay, but wouldn't seat quite enough for the locking ring to start easily. When I finally got the ring on and tightened, I still had a leak. But, now it was from the faucet at the top, not the bottom as before.I DID use the provided spring and rubber cup but finally re-installed the "old" valve. The locking ring started and tightened easily now. No leaks! So, my guess is that the spring and rubber cup replacement was all that was needed, not a new valve. Maybe a different brand with the same part number would be okay. But, as we all have learned, a number of items are all produced by the same manufacturer, just "branded" differently.

Used it to replace my RP25513-3 Delta faucet and it's RP4993G spring and rubber gasket/washer thing. Just like the Delta originals, and stopped my leak.