Was this the same flush valve as the one you removed? How easy to install?
517815
I removed TORO original valve and installed this one. It is an exact duplicate (TORO gets from Korky). If it is TORO gmax then make sure you get 528T not 528 available in Home Depot. Not particularly difficult to install, but you may have to adjust water level by moving it up or down the notch.
517816
It is a different value but it works as good or better than the value it replaced. It is easy to install except for connecting the water line. My toilet is in a space with very little room and I had to connect the line by feel. Adjusting the water level in the tank is easy; try it before you install the new value to learn how it works.
1958838
The float and valve section at the water input is the same as most toilets. (Can be purchased most places)The flapper exit valve is replaced with the dual flush feature, (it is removed with a 1/4 turn twist by hand). This part I think would probably have to be ordered from American Standard.
769823
I ordered each (flush valve and plastic socket wrench adapter) separately from Amazon, but the "little white disc" was out of stock. To my surprise, the disc was included with the flush valve that I purchased, so I cancelled the order for the "little white disc," which supposedly would not arrive for at least a month. It turns out, however, that I was able to use a wide putty knife, which turned out to be precisely the same width as the throat of the flush value, to rotate and remove/replace the flush values, without even using the little white disc. The flush value works perfectly. Took a little time to get the chain set at precisely the right length, but now all works well. Good luck.
792169
Your best bet is to take off the old water fill valve and see if it looks like this one. They are very easy to remove. My guess is, if your "looks" like this one, then it will probably work in your machine.
139193
Yes. I bought the same one for mine. It is also pretty easy to install, only took me about 40 mins.
1959479
I used this one to replace a leaking valve. I am not sure what the model was, but the valve was installed when the house was new in 1999. Everything lined up and there were no leaks.
225249
Yes, it is an exact fit for mine. Mine is the standard valve located near the pump discharge
336649
Super easy!! I had it installed in 30 minutes. Just make sure you have a proper safe outlet near the toilet. Also ensure all your valves are properly tighten before using, I had a minor leak at first but resolved after securing the water valve.
199271
Yes. When I replaced my PA toilet valve with the Sloan Flushmate, it cured it immediately and was probably the easiest plumbing job I've ever done. There are some YouTube 'how to's' on fixing this, but the first thing is to get the Sloan.
680144
Mine looked identical to the one I removed. Do your research and make sure you find sources with part numbers that are the same. GL
1096975
Yes it is the complete valve. I just took the old valve out of the supply hose and inserted this one and it worked well.
2270421
Mine was any easy replacement - it fit in place of the old one. I did have to borrow a large Pipe Wrench to loosen the fittings. Be careful not to over tighten when you install the new one.
595038
I believe this unit is customized for a Toto. I have had other types of toilets and the flush valve looks different. If I were you I would check with a plumbing supply company before ordering.
315137
I had to take the toilet out of the RV (which was fairly simple: disconnected the water line and removed toilet from base). Note how the old valve comes out and then do the reverse to put the new one in. Hope that helps.
426630
Seems to be 2 slightly different valves, I had both and both were bad so not a problem for me, ordered one then the other.... get the tva2 for yours. Tootles... Wade
890477
Well my Kohler toilet had a Ball and arm that came in it originally and it started leaking, and I used this to replace it. Was really quite easy to do, most difficult part is removing the water inside the tank that's left over after you turn off the water and flush. I used several old towels. You could also if you had enough space undo the fill valve and have a container to catch the water. Other than that its quite easy.
1620774
after I took the toilet off the floor there were 4 screws that hold the valve on. youtube has a couple of videos you can check but the directions were pretty straight forward. the kit I bought also had a gasket that goes on the bottom of the toilet.