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I was changing out the fill valve on one of our toilets and when I loosened the coupl
I was changing out a Fluidmaster fill valve today. When I loosed the coupling nut from the water supply line it broke into two pieced. It is a staight line up from the floor. The opening is wider at the top and I cannot fit the replacement coupling nut over the existing line. Any suggestions?
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