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Question: I have a Fluidmaster canister type.  I can not find a seal for it.  This Kohler looks just like it.  Can you give the inner diameter and outer diameter measurements?  Thanks
Document: I used this to replace the seal on a canister type Kohler flush valve. The outer diameter of this part is 3 3/8" and aside from color (yellow instead of red), it perfectly matched the part I was replacing. The package includes installation instructions on the back (see customer images) and it's a simple process. You can also find installation videos on Youtube.
After a recent trip to Lowes AND Home Depot, I found this gasket is harder to find than you might think. It's available on a special order, but not readily available if you need one for a canister type toilet tank. The seal took about 3 minutes to change, including time to shut water off at valve on wall (I did check out the situation under the lid the day before to get &#34;the lay of the land&#34;).
I put this new one in few weeks ago and had no issues so far. Looks like it's going to last for a while.
So far so good. The leaks are gone on my Memoirs toilet. I also find the toilet takes less effort to flush. My guess is because the old seal had deteriorated so much that it was making the valve stick to the gasket. The new valve seal is actually yellow, not red. Do not be alarmed when you remove the old red seal and it is larger in diameter. The new yellow seal fits just fine. The old one just stretched out due to age.
Kohler K-GP1059291 Canister Flush Valve Seal works. The seal arrived quickly and I was easily ab;e to replace the old/damaged seal.
This  seal took five minutes to install, and it fixed my constantly running toilette problem. A new Kohler fixture that in less than a year developed the running water problem. Now it's one of the new efficiency models, so I could not run out and drop a conventional &#34;Fluidmaster&#34; replacement in.
Product was delivered on time and in perfect condition. There were no instructions on how to install the seal, but actually, none were needed. Kohler provides the installation instructions on a sticker inside the toilet tank, and there are excellent diagrams on Kohler's website. I could not find these seals at any of the big box home supply stores, so this purchase worked out quite well for me.
I matched that with the diagram on the web and concluded it was worth a shot. But, I'm not going to run all over town looking for a seal that only fits a specific make and model. Amazon has never let me down,so type the part number from the Kohler manual in the search box and bam; six bucks at my door in two days (Prime Member). Next &#34;one click&#34;.Installed it in five minutes and my water headache was gone.
I have a couple Kohler Cimarron and one Kohler Wellworth toilets that use these seals. On the Kohler site, they're shown as yellow, but this image shows a red seal (like the original). The seals I received were yellow, which allows the user to more easily see that they're installed evenly and correctly. I'll post a picture of the actual seal later. [...]The instructions on the back of the packaging were super-easy to follow.
OK, there are two parts advertised by kohler parts and I ordered the wrong 'seal' before finding this one. THIS one fits on the right side portion that lets water out for flushing--as in flush valve seal! The other one looks thicker and it was not made for this toilet so be careful which you order as that one stated it was a seal as well.Go on utube to see HOW TO replace this--EASY!
Answer: yes