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This would tend to indicate that the faucet cartridge inlet ports are clogged with crud built up from the pipe walls. The solution is to shut the water off, open up the valve and check and clean the inlet ports in the cartridge. Before you reassemble, turn the water back on for a moment to flush out the supplies. Good luck, Tom
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