KOHLER Genuine Canister Valve Assembly Kit - Black, Small

George McDonald: Used on toilet flush. Valve works well, easy instal gasket seal for future problems.

Canada on Aug 07, 2023

Brewmaster: Did you know Kohler likes to make their parts just a bit different size than most toilet manufactures? I didn't until a recent leaking issue arose that even damaged some drywall down below and left some mildew spots on our rug below. About 1 1/2 years ago our flush valve acted up I measured a bit and headed off the the big orange box store to find a replacement. I purchased a fluid master 3" universal flush valve and a tank to bowl gasket for 3" toilets also fluid master. Well move forward 1 1/2 years and one late Friday night my wife texts me, come upstairs we have a problem in the MB. Water, lots of it. We cleaned that up and just for grins I went downstairs to see if we got lucky. Nope a small hole in the drywall ceiling with water dripping down and the carpet below discolored. Apparently we had a small slow leak that we did not detect until it manifested itself into a faster leak. Ugh. I shut the water off to the toilet, drained the tank and addressed the issue the next day. Turns out we had 3 issues; Toilet bowl to floor gasket (wax ring), flush valve that was a bit to small (Kohler is 3.25" not 3" like most other toilet manufactures) the flush valve somehow moved a bit to...

United States on Jun 24, 2023

Artesach: Ajustó bien en el baño

Mexico on Dec 28, 2020

TM: Part was properly described and easy to install

Canada on Sep 17, 2020

Allison: This part works well, but it’s a ripoff because the design of the original broken piece that I had to replace is faulty. The top of the toilet tank hits the plastic piece at the very top of the valve (where the fill hose connects into it with a clip) and so that black plastic piece breaks off the top of the canister assembly. You cannot purchase only the broken piece of plastic. You have to purchase the entire canister assembly—lots of parts that you have to pay for, but don’t need. I thought it would be better to go ahead and replace the entire canister assembly anyway since I now have all the new parts—but when read the instructions for installing the canister assembly, I was really bummed, because you have to remove the entire toilet tank. They must be kidding. Instead, I decided to replace only the part actually broken. I simply twisted off the center column (with the broken piece) by turning it a 1/4 turn counterclockwise, removed it and used (only) that part of the entire new assembly. This was quick and easy (thankfully), but Koehler should sell that one part that breaks, so that you don’t have to purchase the entire canister valve assembly. Also, the new canister...

United States on Aug 25, 2020

Mark C: Installed and leak is no more! You might have to hack of the existing hex nut on your flush valve to remove and install new one.

Canada on Feb 09, 2019

Amazon Customer: changed out with old one with no problem

Canada on Mar 09, 2017