Found you and took a look at how easy it was, I replaced mine 10 years ago but forgot all about it. Checked ythe RV Dealer and discovered the part was $89.00 - YIKES!!!!! One of you commenters mentioned that he reused the old seal. That's what I did, I cleaned it up and it has worked like a charm. Thanks for your video and for the comments. David aka Superdad
Just came across your vid! another one I saw had the whole toilet apart.yours is much simpler and worked for me.however,I removed the seals and just cleaned them really well and applied some silicone spray.the seals themselves were still very pliable and not dried or cracked.I reused the same seals.working like a charm so far!
Thank you!!!!! We have owned a couple trailers and had no problems. Just bought our first class C and it REEKS!!! doesn't hold water and you can see an opening or gap. Ordering this kit RIGHT! NOW!!! Oh and we have the exact same toilet so this vid was SUPER convenient!
Thanks for the clear to the point video...I'm in hopes mine is as easy as yours. (Mine is a Dometic Se Land Model 110 or 210 or 510H...2004 Outback...I've yet to tackle taking the toilet apart..so not sure of the model...) . I'd watched a previous video where he took off the pedal too..... like I said, I sure hope mine is as simple as yours....Thanks again !
Great job and video. What if its leaking from the hoses behind the toilet. Every time I flush I hear drip drip drip drip, and find water on the floor later. Just bought this used 2015 Puma and its a Dometic toilet. Don't know exactly if its leaking only when I flush or if its coming from the valves behind the toilet. Guess I need to do more investigating; but would like to see a video of how to change the hose/hoses and/or fittings behind the toilet if for some reason its leaking from there cause I do find water on the floor around the toilet from behind one of the fittings and water circling the toilet. Thanks. JG
you don't have to take all that apart just open up the flat ball stick your hand inside of it and you take it right out of there. Otherwise nice video.
other models can be replaced in that manner.however,this particular model must be taken apart in order to change the seal! such as is shown in this video!
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Found you and took a look at how easy it was, I replaced mine 10 years ago but forgot all about it. Checked ythe RV Dealer and discovered the part was $89.00 - YIKES!!!!! One of you commenters mentioned that he reused the old seal. That's what I did, I cleaned it up and it has worked like a charm. Thanks for your video and for the comments. David aka Superdad
I got another seal about a month ago on amazon for about $30
@@wanderingwiththewattsons_3178 do you have a link for the seal?
@@wanderingwiththewattsons_3178 thanks for the video please share link of the seal.
Great video.. now I gotta replace mine and the water valve
Great video. Thank you for taking the time to make it, and thanks to the wife for filming.
Thank you. I am a new RV owner. Fixed this seal per your video, Leaking stopped completely. Amazing!!!
Sharyn Williams glad it helped.
Straight and to the point, good photography, easy to follow process and now I'm a champion too--thanks for your good work sir!
Just came across your vid! another one I saw had the whole toilet apart.yours is much simpler and worked for me.however,I removed the seals and just cleaned them really well and applied some silicone spray.the seals themselves were still very pliable and not dried or cracked.I reused the same seals.working like a charm so far!
Another great solution! As long as the seal is in decent shape the silicone spray is a great idea.
Thank you!!!!! We have owned a couple trailers and had no problems. Just bought our first class C and it REEKS!!! doesn't hold water and you can see an opening or gap. Ordering this kit RIGHT! NOW!!!
Oh and we have the exact same toilet so this vid was SUPER convenient!
So glad it gives you the confidence to fix your toilet diy. Let me know how it goes
So glad it gives you the confidence to fix your toilet diy. Let me know how it goes
Thanks for the clear to the point video...I'm in hopes mine is as easy as yours. (Mine is a Dometic Se Land Model 110 or 210 or 510H...2004 Outback...I've yet to tackle taking the toilet apart..so not sure of the model...) . I'd watched a previous video where he took off the pedal too..... like I said, I sure hope mine is as simple as yours....Thanks again !
Thank you very helpful video.Easy project.
Thanks Fire guy!!!
Thank you
Great job and video. What if its leaking from the hoses behind the toilet. Every time I flush I hear drip drip drip drip, and find water on the floor later. Just bought this used 2015 Puma and its a Dometic toilet. Don't know exactly if its leaking only when I flush or if its coming from the valves behind the toilet. Guess I need to do more investigating; but would like to see a video of how to change the hose/hoses and/or fittings behind the toilet if for some reason its leaking from there cause I do find water on the floor around the toilet from behind one of the fittings and water circling the toilet. Thanks. JG
Janet Geal that I would imagine is a leaking coupler or fitting.
I would try tightening the screws on the fittings first!
@@madd_maxx7413 Thank you. Will tell my husband.
So we're you having clean water on the floor at the base of your toilet? I'm noticing water starting to puddle a little bit around the base.
What is the easiest way to find out what model toilet you have?
Well, I did find out toilet only leaks when I flush it; it doesn't leak when its not in use. The water stays in the bowl.
you don't have to take all that apart just open up the flat ball stick your hand inside of it and you take it right out of there. Otherwise nice video.
other models can be replaced in that manner.however,this particular model must be taken apart in order to change the seal! such as is shown in this video!
ok thanks
@@madd_maxx7413 I bought the kit, replaced the seal andcap, put it together and still have a slow leak. Any suggestions?
I certainly hope your not a fireman!
You don’t know the difference between a flathead and Philips? Btw your head is missing a chunk of hair.