When the water is turned off, water continues to drip from the shower head. I think a rubber gasket needs to be replaced.

I have removed the water handle (it is a single control handle) and have access to the actual brass valve. My problem is that I can not remove the brass valve to expose the gasket for replacement.

Are special tools needed?

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Originally Posted by banovak1

When the water is turned off, water continues to drip from the shower head. I think a rubber gasket needs to be replaced.

I have removed the water handle (it is a single control handle) and have access to the the actual brass valve. My problem is that I can not remove the brass valve to expose the gasket for replacement.

Are special tools needed?

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We first have to know what we're dealing with. What's the brand name of your shower valve? One handle or two knobs? How old? Back to you, Tom

It's a Moen single know faucet and is probably over 20 years hold. On the faucet knob is a number 14114. I am not sure if this is a model number or not.

I have attached some pictures (?) at different angles. Hope this helps.

Second try on sending a picture. I am a rookie at this