Genuine Part Gp1059291 Canister Seal

My toilet was constantly making that refill noise. And yes the issue was the worn out ring causing leaks. Instead of changing out the whole flushing kit, I first decided to give this a try. And glad I did! Cheaper and easier to install quickly. And the problem solved!

Overhauled my toilet due to hissing during refill. Since I was replacing my fill valve figured the canister could use a new seal too. Replacing the seal took about 5 minutes after watching the Kohlers video. Hardest part for me was disconnecting the chain which wasnt cooperating lol. I cleaned the old seal residue from the canister and where it seats to and installed the new seal, now its good as new.

Genuine part so it was a perfect fit for a Kohler commode

I purchased this to fix a toilet that was periodically refilling throughout the day due to an insecure seal under the flush canister. Im not much of a handyman, but I took a chance on this since it was only about $5, much cheaper than calling a plumber. It turned out to be an easy fix, and the toilet has not been losing water since installing the new canister seal about a month ago.

Worked great, simple install. Do take the time to clean off any bits of the old gasket that remain stuck to either surface. The toilet doesnt wake me up at night or keep me from falling asleep anymore. When doing this fix you can also adjust the length of the chain to the handle if you dont like how it feels.

Liked everything. A toilet in my bathroom.

Very easy to install. Fixed the problem of my toilet running.

I was going to replace the entire float assembly because of a slow leak. But, I read some of the reviews on Amazon and figured Id just replace the O ring. I followed the instructions on the box and installed the new O ring in about 15 minutes. No more leak. Amazon is the best.

We have a Kohler Cimarron toilet that has the Red valve seal. This was a perfect fit replacement. Reason we got it was because after 2 years the toilet became very difficult to flush; you really had to put a lot of pressure on the flush handle - it was like it was stuck. Replacing this made all the difference - its back to new. A little tip here, the package comes with instructions on the back so when you come to the part where it shows to rotate the center disc portion of the canister mechanism counter clockwise to loosen, well when I did that it sounded like the plastic was going to snap at the shaft. So heres what you do, just lift the actual canister up enough to reach down below it and grab the center shaft at the base where it connects to the toilet tank. It will feel like a + sign in your hand - take that and turn it counter clockwise to loosen it, and then do the same (clockwise) to tighten it. Its a much sturdier way to take the canister mechanism off and on without feeling like youre going to snap the center shaft off.

Exactly what I needed and cheaper than at the hardware store