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Negatory good sir. That is not a Moen. The trim is all wrong and the lower cartridge on the 2 handle 1/2" ExactTemp was a 1248 roman tub cartridge. The newer 3/4" exactTemp do not have a dual handle configuration. Only single. Good luck on the hunt.

Whether or not they are builder grade, Moen still supports them. For the most part, they have parts available for models going back to at least '96. If you have had a problem with the faucets, then you need to call 1-800-BUY-MOEN and at least give them a chance to work with you.

Moen does make a trim kit for the standard valve. it is a Monticello style model T2529 (tub/shower) or T2524 (shower only). This is a direct trim kit that will attach to the wall, providing the screws are definitely at 5 & 7. Legend as far as I know, does have them.

Sounds like your diverter cartridge is bad. call Moen at 1-800-289-6636 to order a new diverter cartridge #116719.

Parts breakdown Is this what you were looking for? this seems to be the older 7100 model breakdown, but i could be wrong though. http://www.moen.com/shared/pdf/67130pt.pdf

if your looking for a moen valve that has volume control, take a look at the moentrol (model #3520 (cc) or #3510 (IPS). that valve has volume control and temp control also.

i have heard of this happening with certain valves, especially if they arent installed correctly. I'm familiar with the Moen valves, and the symptoms you have there are what is called "shared water" or "stacking" ultimately, this means that there were issues possibly with distance from valve to...

there could be a couple of things here. firstly, if its like a moen pressure balanced system (moentrol (push/pull handle) or Posi-temp(rotate only handle) then it could be a stuck spool. the other thing, that little button in the middle of the head could be like the button on the moen easyclean...

what you can do, is before inserting the cart, get a solution of 50/50 warm water and white vinegar, and an old toothbrush, then clean out the valve as best you can. also, flushing the valve helps clear debris from inside. now, if there was buildup inside the valve, it may have already caused...

the other thing you might want to check, is to make sure that your drain has an overflow. if it doesnt, and the sink is not thick enough, you may find that the overflow holes in the drain body, protrude from the bottom of the sink, and water that runs down the drain, can also run out the holes...