I bought a 3h-10h/c but it only works for hot. do you have the same product for the cold side?

Thanks guys, I live an hour from the nearest Lowes or HD, and not being an efficianado of the monkey wrench was becoming mildly agitated with the situation. This worked, thanks for sharing the solution. Thanks guys, I live an hour from the nearest Lowes or HD, and not being an efficianado of the monkey wrench was becoming mildly agitated with the situation. This worked, thanks for sharing the solution.

Thank you. James was right. Danco, Parts Master Pro (Mueller Industries Co. - PP-6CD-NL ) do not have instructions on this. Glad I was able to see this solution. Just removing the clip (metal on my part) and flipping the cam resolved it! THANKS Thank you. James was right. Danco, Parts Master Pro (Mueller Industries Co. - PP-6CD-NL ) do not have instructions on this. Glad I was able to see this solution. Just removing the clip (metal on my part) and flipping the cam resolved it! THANKS

The new fixtures have a metal clip on top. To solve this problem, pull off the metat piece on the top, and reposition it 45% from where it was. Put the clip back on. This was not obvious but the 3H-10H/C Danco price pfister comes set for hot only and you need to reset the stem this way to use it on the cold side The new fixtures have a metal clip on top. To solve this problem, pull off the metat piece on the top, and reposition it 45% from where it was. Put the clip back on. This was not obvious but the 3H-10H/C Danco price pfister comes set for hot only and you need to reset the stem this way to use it on the cold side

David, Danco appears to have made a change to this replacement part, which I think is the source of your confusion.

I just bought this Danco replacement stem and found no plastic clip.

On the original, worn-out stem, there is a plastic clip/key at the top (just under the grooved piece where the handle screws on)

The replacement stem has a partial metal disc (it looks like 75% of a washer) at that spot. It serves the same purpose, which is to prevent piece beneath it from riding upward.

You'll notice this silver piece has two notches on the interior. With either a pen point or something similar (I used the metal point on a drawing compass), slide this off. Then follow the directions bsan listed above.

NOTE: I had difficulty getting the silver key/washer back in place, so I simply used the plastic clip from the original piece instead. David, Danco appears to have made a change to this replacement part, which I think is the source of your confusion. I just bought this Danco replacement stem and found no plastic clip. On the original, worn-out stem, there is a plastic clip/key at the top (just under the grooved piece where the handle screws on) The replacement stem has a partial metal disc (it looks like 75% of a washer) at that spot. It serves the same purpose, which is to prevent piece beneath it from riding upward. You'll notice this silver piece has two notches on the interior. With either a pen point or something similar (I used the metal point on a drawing compass), slide this off. Then follow the directions bsan listed above. NOTE: I had difficulty getting the silver key/washer back in place, so I simply used the plastic clip from the original piece instead.

Thanks a lot, brainestadt - and Bsan - you guys really solved this problem for me, too. Thanks a lot, brainestadt - and Bsan - you guys really solved this problem for me, too.