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Seems that too often replacing them turns (pun intended) out to be short term (more bad pun) repair.
My theory is that seat in appliance is also worn and new drip works its way out(another bad pun?) there.
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Two very important things; make sure you do not use generic seals ( they are like plastic and not pliable), and use some kind of stem lube.
Rick
There used to be a bunch of three handle Price Pfister tub/shower valves around here that we kept a big stock of replacement seats for, but most of those are gone now.
Rick
I hope somebody here knows a way to dress that seat so that pathetic piece of rubber will seal.
Maybe it's time to hoard those P-F replacement seats? With those you can keep those three handle & two handle fixtures going forever. Changing shower/tub fixtures usually involves breaking walls or tiles.