Fluidmaster 3-Inch Dual Flush Valve Replacement for 2-Piece Toilets including Glacier Bay, Aquasource and more

Easy to install. Took less than 30 minutes with no previous experience. Changing the fill amount was a little harder but no issues.

Remove interlocking internal mechanism old and installed only inner mechanism this one. Didn't have to drain tank. It took 10 seconds to install.

Fit right in place and functions properly. A better price than Home Depot

Easy to install, the directions are easy to understand and fixed my issues immediately. A worthy eom replacement.

The media could not be loaded. Fit perfectly. Easy to install. Our toilet had been running. So definitely will be water saving. No leaks or leakage. Solid construction. Reasonable price.

It's very difficult to find and source the proper OEM flush valve gasket for Glacier Bay toilet N2316. Rather than deal with that every time it needed replacing (the toilet in question isn't near anywhere we were likely to find the part) we opted to switch to this easily found Fluidmaster flush valve. In the process we found out that most of this model toilet produced after we bought ours (over 7 years ago) now use the Fluidmaster valve as original equipment.Fluidmasters instructions are great, the illustrations are helpful, and the parts fit properly. Pretty much anyone with the strength to lift the toilet tank from the bowl (it's NOT very heavy) should be completely able to handle removing the old valve and replacing it with this one. Just follow the instructions carefully. Only basic hand tools are needed. The only "difficult" part is sizing the included actuator rods for the new valve. Take your time and that will go fine as well.Installation went so easily that we purchased a second valve shortly afterward for when the other Glacier Bay toilet in this house needs the same maintenance.

Like many others, I needed to replace a few gaskets on my Aquasource T801 toilets due to the use of chlorine tablets in my tanks; but found factory replacement parts virtually impossible to locate. I found it better to just replace the entire flush valve with a known major brand like fluidmaster so that way I could locate any parts if needed in the future. While I had the tanks fully drained, I also took the opportunity to replace my fill valves, push buttons, and tank to bowl bolts plus gasket; all with fluidmaster parts. Both toilets are working even better than they did with the original parts and I now have peace of mind. Installation of all components took about 1 hour for each toilet. Overall, I'm happy with the fluidmaster parts; they seem very durable and I hope they last for a very long time. BTW don't drop chlorine tablets directly in your tanks if you expect your new parts to last! Fluidmaster also makes a tablet cleaning system which protects all of the rubber gaskets and seals which I've also installed in my toilets now.

I expected to reuse the base, but this is a swap out of all internal parts, so be prepared to remove the upper tank and to adjust the length of the rods. Not that hard, but for many of you it would be easier to find the exact replacement and simply swap it out with no tools. Reportedly this lasts longer, but my last one was roughly ten years so we will see how this one does