The water tank on my Kohler bowl has a ver low back. The flush valve is shorter than the standard size. Is this for that model?
1362009
It sounds like you have a 3402 toilet if this is so it is the right valve Your model # is on the inside back of the tank.good luck ed O
1362010
I have the Kohler Rialto K-3402-PB, Low Profile One-Piece Toilet. Yes the back is very low & the flush valve is shorter than a standard size. Hope this helps!
1362011
Yes, it will fit. I ordered it for my kohler "space saver" rialto and it fit fine. You should be good with this
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My toilet tank measured 18 1/4" at the widest in the back, 14" at the front, with 7 1/4" depth/sides. This Kohler 84591 was a perfect fit for that.
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Cynthia, I don't know what model it was, but it was the mounting size/type that didn't match our toilet.Hope this helps.
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In my research, the K-304 valve is not included. Check on Faucets Direct website for all specification requirements for Kohler Devonshire products.
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If you want to be certain, check model number of your toilet. On American Standard fixtures it is usually "pressed" into ceramic on the inside of water tank. This lever is a 4" corner flush handle, 45 degree angle, but closer to 8" long. Fits American Standard model# 4072 (and probably others too). American Standard customer support number is 1-800-442-1902 .
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The only way to answer the question is to go to the Kohler website and use their support.Look up your model toilet number, which is inside your tank. Mine is stamped inside; yours may be somewhere else on the toilet. When you look up your model there is a breakdown diagram of all the parts for your model.See if the number is the same or if the part number is a substitute that works well. This part is attached to the bottom of the cannister to prevent leaks that make your toilet run.If you put it in right, you will not hear it run any more. My model toilet is K-4493 AA, by the way.I hope this was helpful to you. The only way to answer the question is to go to the Kohler website and use their support.Look up your model toilet number, which is inside your tank. Mine is stamped inside; yours may be somewhere else on the toilet. When you look up your model there is a breakdown diagram of all the parts for your model.See if the number is the same or if the part number is a substitute that works well. This part is attached to the bottom of the cannister to prevent leaks that make your toilet run.If you put it in right, you will not hear it run any more. My model toilet is... » Read More The only way to answer the question is to go to the Kohler website and use their support.Look up your model toilet number, which is inside your tank. Mine is stamped inside; yours may be somewhere else on the toilet. When you look up your model there is a breakdown diagram of all the parts for your model.See if the number is the same or if the part number is a substitute that works well. This part is attached to the bottom of the cannister to prevent leaks that make your toilet run.If you put it in right, you will not hear it run any more. My model toilet is K-4493 AA, by the way.I hope this was helpful to you. « Show Less
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Hi Ruth. Most all new Kohlers are a water saver style toilet, and are designed to deliver two types of flushes. First is the quick flush for urine, and that means you push down then quickly release the handle. Less water is used so there is a water savings over emptying the tank. Second flush type is for solids, and you simply hold down on the handle until the flush is complete. All the water in the tank is used, but the newer tanks are smaller, so less water is used compared to the toilets of the 50's and 60's. It's all about water savings. No one thinks to tell you, eh? Good luck on the flush from now on. ...Jeff...
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Calling them might be best as they oddly enough don't have any clear compatibility matrix, and that's a perfectly reasonable thing to think to solidly confirm...The other thing is that the Kohler flange is the same size as the one that likely came with your disposer, so, if you have that handy pop it in and see what you get.Hope that helps!
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On my Kohler, if you look at the underside of the tank lid, there is an exploded view of Valve assembly with the part number. Hope this helps
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if I recall correctly, it can be either. I flush mounted mine. if you google the model#, one of the results will be a link to kohler where you can actually download the mounting instructions. this is what I did to see if it actually would work for me. hope this helps.
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I do not know but it fitss my Bemis perfectly. The bolt/scre spacing should be standard. I would measure the Kohler length and width and compare.
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It fits and it may appear to work but this is most definitely NOT the correct one for Kohler San Raphael toilet. The key is that blue "fill valve" on top - when it's blue, it is NOT the correct one. The correct item for San Raphael is Fluidmaster Pro747, which has a WHITE color fill valve on top. The fill valve serves to further fill the bowl the bowl with water after flush; without water level will be too low. So once again, look for Pro747, which has a white fill valve on top, for San Raphael.
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I replaced the 1013282 with the 1068030 in my Kohler K-3466 toilet. Works fine; maybe even better than the original. Someone claimed that the plastic riser pipe results in more noise but I did not notice any change. Also, it looks like the valve body on the 1068030 can be disconnected from the plastic riser tube and put on the original brass pipe.
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Sorry, I do not know. We have a Kohler toilet with an elongated seat. Fits perfectly for a Kohler.
998902
I am not familiar with that Kohler unit. However, the length of the "spine" of the saddle (w/ tabs) is 12". Each fenestrated half, which hangs down on either side of the "hump," measures 5.5"
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It should fit U only need a couple inches to the rear of your hole, to accommodate water in and lid lift. what toilet do U presently have there.
2152495
I don't know. I believe the spacing of holes is fixed and there is some room for off sizes but it depends upon Kohler spacing being normal.