Review on 🔧 2-Pack American Standard-Compatible Canister Flush Valve Seal Kit Replacements: Parts #7301111-0070A / 7301111 0070A Equivalent by Corey Bigglesworth

This solved my problem but was not without troubleshooting. I had a slow leak in my toilet. I flushed the toilet then turned off the water when the water level rose above the black nut which needs to be unscrewed. Leave it like that for about an hour and the water level dropped to the level of the silicone seal. Fit a new gasket and repeat the process because everyone should make sure your toilet has COMPLETELY stopped leaking. Water will still flow onto the silicone seal, but not as quickly. I won't go into everything I did to determine what the ultimate problem was, but basically when you take the assembly apart, wash the top and bottom pieces that the silicone gasket fits in with soap and rinse the silicone seal. myself. After doing this and checking again, water was no longer seeping around the silicone gasket.