Thank you, Mike. One note on safety: After installing the valve, be sure to open the valve first then start the pump second. Bleed out all the air from the tank, then close the valve. There are cases where folks have been injured or killed when the lid of the tank blew off because the air was not bled out. At the same pressure, a filter tank full of air is more dangerous than a tank full of water. Air compresses and expands, but water doesn't, so you can have an explosive situation with compressed air.

Thank you. This was very helpful. We replaced the gage at the start of the season. It hasn't been registering and this video confirmed my suspicions that it has not been installed properly. Nice work on this.

Thanks. I'm a widow taking care of our family pool. Now I feel able to fix my leaking valve!

Great video. Tells you all you need to know about replacing filter gauge and valve. I ordered these parts on line, but of course there were no directions with product. Guess the company assumes the pool owner replaces this valve every day. Thanks to Mike Klimek

Very helpful, thank you. Our pool company forgot our gauge, so I just bought a new one and installed myself.

Thank you Mike! Exactly what I needed. Just changed mine after watching your video.

nice video

Thank you sir just watched good video I’m ready to go. Clockwise on the Teflon tape ok i think I can get this done

Thanks for this video. Very helpful to see a how-to rather than reading one. Can I ask a follow up question? You turned your pool pump off before doing this repair. Is turning it back on all that's necessary after the repair is done, or are their additional steps? We bought a house with a pool, and I'm scared to death to ruin something expensive with a rookie mistake. Thanks in advance for your response!

Was it leaking water, or air?

If the gauge happens to point the wrong way when tightened - is there a way to adjust without tightening or loosening?

Do I need to lube up the small o ring?

Whered u get the new valve and pressure gauge?

If it leaks cant u just replace the o rings in the valve

where can i get those parts

Do you need to turn everything off before replacing it

Where.can I get it

If that is leaking air out would that cause bubbles to come out of my return lines?

Help my gauge cracked leaked and broke how Do I get the broken part stuck there out

The thread broke on mine half in filter how do I take it out?

Your video is helpful- however, below it I sawThe e-book entitled "7 Repairs my Mother Can Do": Wow, is that offensive and really sexist! What if she's an architect, welds, and furniture designer, plumber or electrician? I do all of those things myself... I teach drafting and architecture courses in college too. I've done framing and built many computers, do maintenance and repairs on my cars, repair major appliances, (including pool equipment, which is very pretty to repair!) Fortunately, I was always encouraged to do these things from the important men in my life, as well as male friends; I come from a long line of master mechanics on both sides of my family, so it's probably a genetic "gift" I inherited. :) Gender is not a pre-requisite to beng mechanical or techy. (Genetics and being raised in a non-sexist culture that encourages people to do what they enjoy and are naturally good at, regardless of gender stereo-types, is what really determines this! ) Shame on you for promoting this sexist language. Please rethink posting this ebook! Thank you.