Easy replacement for my Fluidmaster 400
355857
Needed to replace my old Fluidmaster 400 which had a slight leak.  This was so easy to replace.  No need to get all of the water out of the tank or make a big mess.  Just pulled the old one out, put this one in, replaced the flapper and away I went.
3228878
Cheap and easy replacement for you PCV valve on a Jeep Liberty (2004).
3165843
This was fairly easy to replace.  I have very limited knowledge of plumbing, and I was a little intimidated by the idea of tearing apart my shower handle when there is no way to turn off the water other than turning it off for the entire house.  I proceeded with trepidation and was able to make the repair in under ten minutes.  It took just as long to gather the three tools I needed and turn off the water as it did to make the repair.  The replacement part, although slightly different from my existing part, slid in perfectly and worked on first try.  The instructions that come with the part were not all that easy to understand, and the print was so small I could barely read it anyway.  I watched a Delta repair video that I located on YouTube and it was much easier follow.
2180139
I've used both in my Kohler toilet.  My original lasted for 7 years until I had to replace it 3 years ago. Lowes nor Home Depot carried the Kohler Fill Valve Genuine Part and still don't at their stores (they may online though).  I ended up replacing the Fill Valve back then with the Fluidmaster 400 that I picked up at Lowes.  Fit fine, worked fine, but BOY was it NOISY on the refill right from the start.  I did some research and found that it was a common complaint.  I dealt with that loud noise for 3 years!  I needed to finally replace that Fluidmaster 400 and decided to go back to this Kohler Genuine Part this week.

Voila!  The noise has subsided.  This genuine part that has Kohler on the top valve head & Fluidmaster 400 on another piece is the QUIET ONE.

Wish I hadn't settled for the Fluidmaster 400 in the first place for those 3 years.
2984687
Bought this replacement head to replace an old leaky one. Easy to change ourselves (no plumber required), works great!
4260992
This fit my AquaSource two-handle kitchen faucet perfectly and fixed the leak perfectly.  Very easy to replace.  VERY HAPPY.
3664134
Easy install. Replaced a broken sprayer with this one, and it took me about 20 minutes as a first-timer to swap these out.
295495
I started using Fluidmaster parts many years ago when they had the new float valves that let you know if there is a leak, and that took up less space. This part was just as well made and easy to install as every other parts of theirs I have used.
1838332
This is an exact fit for my son's 2000 CR-V.  Old part came out very easy and this part went in just as you would expect.  Existing hoses clamped right into place with no problems at all.  Functions as good as original.

A couple items of note:
1 - you will need to remove the feed elbow from your existing pump to install onto this unit.  Not a big deal - just 2 screws.
2 - I ordered the pulley but I doubt I needed it.  It is a bit tougher to get the pulley retention bolt off of the old pump and on to the new one. But this needs to be done regardless.

Other than than, this was a very quick fix.
918240
My Zoeller sump pump started running constantly one day, so much that I had to unplug it because I was worried the motor would burn out. I looked around online and saw that it was most likely a faulty pump switch. Rather than call a plumber to come investigate, I figured I'd just replace the switch myself.

Getting my sump pump up and out of the hole was wet and somewhat messy, but it was very easy to remove the cap on the top, take out the old switch and get the new one installed. Figuring out the wiring configuration was a little tricky with the inclosed directions, so I recommend taking a pic of where both sets of black & white wires are connected BEFORE you disconnect them. After the replacement, the pump sounds much better and is turning off after pumping out the water in the hole.

This is a DIY job that can be done by someone with only moderate experience.
3882130
Fairly easy replacement. Anyone whois capable of something like changing a tire can install this. Worked great.
I've used tape at the top to hold the glass and I've used suction cups at the base to hold the glass and they both work fine while replacing this - basically use anything you have available. Watch a video on youtube and you'll understand how to swap this out. bare hands are fine, wearing rubber gloves makes for easy cleanup if this is your first time as you probably will get some of the lubricant on you.
This will save you a bunch of money to do this yourself
3308406
quick ship, simple install, happy hot water heater
4415801
Fit perfectly and installed easily. Now I don't need to wear a hard hat when I am checking the fluid levels. I should had ordered these a long time ago.
2152295
Found a quick way to change blend door on you tube instead of taking out the whole dash. Part wit well. Having a/c again is cool.
4041462
Bought for my Whirlpool Duet washer.  This was amazingly easy to replace, using the video. You Tube.  I was surprised at the blockage on the screens of the old part.  We changed over our washing machine hoses at the same time.  Take it from a property adjuster, you want your hoses to be reinforced braided steel.
4774420
This part and 15 minutes of work repaired my 2010 Kenmore Elite Ultra Wash dishwasher (model 665.1312*).  For those of you who are not confident about repairing a dishwasher, read along because I wasn't either but this part was easy to replace.

After two years of stellar cleaning, our dishes suddenly starting being consistently dirty after the wash ended.  Since the problem occurred spontaneously and we had previously had great performance, we knew something was wrong.  Some online research suggested that the problem could be that we didn't have enough water running through the cycle, and sure enough if we opened the dishwasher 10 minutes into the cycle, there was only a little water at the bottom of the washer.  Normally the water should be about 1/4" below the heating element.  Online forums said that problem is usually fixed by replacing the inlet valve.

I'm not terribly mechanical but I figured I could at least take a look at my washer.  I unplugged my washer and turned off the water to it.  I removed the screws on the access plate at the bottom of the washer, and I opened the door and removed the two screws at the top of the washer that attached it to my counter.  Then I pulled out the washer and was able to see the inlet valve on the front left side of my washer.  I unscrewed the hose coupling, unscrewed the hex screw that held the inlet valve to the washer frame, and slide off the washer.  Finally I gently pulled off the electrical plug to the valve and took off the rubber hose.

The part number on the inlet valve was this Whirlpool inlet valve model, so I order this from Amazon and replaced mine.  I hooked everything back up and my water level is now correct and my dishes are clean again.

I ordered second day air and placed my order at 10 am CST, and my package arrived the next day!  My local plumbing supply didn't have it in stock and were more expensive anyway (even including Amazon's 2nd day shipping and sales tax.)  Gotta love Amazon.
4340084
Installed in minutes easily. Fit my Whirlpool with only a small trim shorten it by an inch or so. Leak is gone. The metal clip did not fit my model but I did not need a new one of those.