



Genuine Part Gp1059291 Canister Seal
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tony
> 3 dayproduct did what promised
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john
> 3 dayEasy to install and works like it should.
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nettie
Greater than one weekEasy to install
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null
> 3 dayThe old seal was busted and the tank would refill every minute. I was worried as I was not the one to install the flapper and I had never run into a cylindrical one before. Once I got it It was quite intuitive on how to install it and took less than 10 minutes for the whole thing to be taken apart and put back together. Now my toilet only flushes after use.
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steelersfan
Greater than one weekWorks like a charm!
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WestCoaster
03-06-2025Our home was built in 2013 and the builder put in Kohler products throughout the house. Fast forward to 2021 and some toilet flush mechanisms were getting harder to flush and it turns out that these gaskets need to be replaced to maintain a tight and smooth seal between the tank drain and filll cylinder, especially if you have hard water or big changes in temperature. In our case, the hard water basically dissolved the original gaskets and it was sticking to the tank drain hole when flushing. The new one is super easy to install taking only 2 to 4 minutes. After the install, the flush mechanism is super smooth and water seal is tight. Stick with original Kohler parts for exact measure and perfect fit.
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Sue Brown
> 3 dayLiked everything. A toilet in my bathroom.
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Ryan
Greater than one weekThis was a perfect replacement. Don’t gamble and buy one of the off-brand replacements. Save your time and money and buy OEM.
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MainlineMaddie
> 3 dayMy Kohler Cimmeron developed Phantom Flushing after a few years. Replacing this part fixed the problem. There were instruction on how to install on the back of the package, however I needed to watch a handy YouTube to complete the job. It was very easy and Im not at all handy.
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hthr
> 3 dayIf you have a leaky/running off and on Kohler toilet, this part replaces the red ring that is on the bottom of the black tube in the toilet tank. The original red ring came apart easily over the years, and this replaces it. Check out the toilet lid underside for parts options, and if you cant determine it, call Kohler and ask what they recommend, with the part number required. To install this part: switch off water below tank, flush the toilet to drain the water in the tank, open the lid, remove black tube (squeeze widthwise), and scrape off red ring that has eroded. then replace it with this ring. replace lid, and turn on water, and flush! 5 minutes to replace, countless gallons of water saved