Trying to fix bathroom sink..

[Tokeruwolf]

my bathroom sink got completely clogged. I ended up using an auger and clearing it, but I am trying to replace the j pipe. It is completely stuck though. So much that I have broken it into pieces on the end trying to get it off. I have taken a flat head screw driver and hammer all along the edges and still can’t get it to move even a millimeter.
I need help on how to get this out. I’m not a very handy guy, but I can’t afford to get a professional involved.

 

[Plumber69]

Cut it flush with the threaded pipe and use a threaded abs or pvc adapter. Or cut the threads off and used a mj clamp. Easy

 

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[Tokeruwolf]

Cut it flush with the threaded pipe and use a threaded abs or pvc adapter. Or cut the threads off and used a mj clamp. Easy

I’m sorry but I don’t understand any of that. Not a handy man kinda guy. Could you explain please.

 

[Dj2]

Plumber69 gave you two options:

1. Using a hacksaw, cut the smaller pipe where it goes in the larger pipe - straight down cut. Clean with a rag and deburr. Put teflon tape on the thread and install a female adapter (available at HD). Hand tight then use an adjustable wrench to tight a little more. Glue a plastic pipe (cut to size) into the female adapter...and finish the job.

2. Cut the pipe out of the wall where the thread ends. Slip on a no-hub connector (avail at HD) and attach a plastic pipe into the connector and finish the job.

Still having issues? Let a pro help.

 

[Bluebinky]

Or, just pry it out first and then use a plastic female adapter. You'll want to clean up the threads first...

 

[Reach4]

MJ clamp is another name for a shielded coupler.