Genuine Part Gp1059291 Canister Seal

Order a couple. Price is right.

I put off changing the gasket for awhile and I wish I hadn’t. It couldn’t have been easier. I watched a short video on how to remove the canister and it came right out. The whole process took less than 5 minutes

My daughter and I were able to easily replace the gasket on my Koehler toilet. I ended up paying a little more for a genuine Koehler gasket and there was a You-Tube explaining how to do the replacement. Very straightforward!

This was a perfect replacement. Don’t gamble and buy one of the off-brand replacements. Save your time and money and buy OEM.

My in-suite toilet would every so often sound like it a was automatically flushing itself all through the freakin’ night! It kept me awake! I thought it was the flush mechanism so I changed that! Then I observed that it was this O- ring that needed to be replaced! This item is the original Kohler replacement. Don’t buy the fake ones, you’ll just waste your money. These aren’t so expensive anyways. Save yourself the headache and get this original replacement! Getting my well deserved zzzzs!!!

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.

The installation of this replacement seal was easy, but unhooking the valve cylinder in order to install it was the real pain. It stays in place, and the toilet no longer runs, so yeah, it does what it says on the blister pack.

I had a condition that my wife researched and found to be called phantom flush. The toilet was slowly leaking and having to refill itself every few minutes. I investigated and found that if I moved the seal around a little on the canister valve, it would stop... but only until someone flushed again. In the end, I realized that the original seal seemed a little stretched out, so I ordered this one. I went with OEM after reading some so-so reviews on the aftermarket seals. This was a little bit costlier, but three months of not having to hear the toilet randomly refilling itself all through the night makes it totally worth it. If this one fails over time, I will absolutely buy it again.

So... do I give this five stars because its exactly what it is? Like, if you need one of these, this is the thing you buy. One-star or five-star, this is the product your toilet requires, right, so, what could this star rating possibly even mean? If you need a new one of these youre going to buy it no matter what I say. Unless you just want to throw your old toilet out and get a new one, but like, if you were that type of person you wouldnt be reading Amazon reviews of canister flush valve seals, we both know that. Its great. It works exactly as advertised.. how could it not? Its the correct canister flush valve seal for the model of toilet I poop into, right, of course it works. The instructions dont explain how to take the toilet apart to change it. Should they? I dont know. Im taking a star off for it, Ill tell you that. Ultimately I figured out how to just force it into place but I would have much rather put it on the right way. But here we are, and the toilet flushes great. Five-star product, one-star instructions, I guess.

I moved to a new place and the toilet was shut off as it was leaking water. I had not seen the toilet yet and thought it was a normal one so I bought a repair kit and found the toilet was very different from any I had seen before. It did not have a standard flapper so the repair kit would not work. I looked up the brand and model number and found out it used a ring gasket to seal the cylinder. I could not find one in town as all that was available were standard flappers. I found the right gasket here and it installed without a problem after watching a YouTube video on how to remove the cylinder. The old gasket was gooey and sticky but came off and cleaned up without much difficulty. The new seal is working so far with no more running water.