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drain leaks
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Checked pail this morning and found water in it. When I installed the drain I went from an 1 1/4 inch tail piece to a 1 1/2 inch trap using two piece compression ring.
That might be where the leak is as I seen water on the seal at that point previously.
Two piece compression ring may not be doing the job sealing it properly.
Just went online and ordered a one piece rubberized compression ring 1 1/4 x 1 1/2 . for sink drains,
Install that when it comes and see if the leak stops.
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Ha...just checked my drains and the tail pieces on coming down are smaller diameter than the trap. Actually, it makes sense since the tail piece fits INSIDE the trap. I do remember the seal was just a nylon/plastic ring that's tapered on one end.
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