🚽 Halotronics RV Water Valve Kit: Replacement for Sealand/Dometic 300, 301 310, 311, 320, 321 Pedal-Flush Toilets (Includes Hardware) Review

The water in my former motor home must have been frozen last winter so it started leaking when I turned the water on this summer. I used this part to replace an old one. Now it doesn't drip anymore! (I had to take the toilet off to reattach this new part because the gap was too small, but everything fitted together easily!)

Perfect replacement for a leaking RV water valve. Mine didn't come out, so I flipped the camera on my phone to find the small screw on the other side of the flap. Not seen or felt. After the screw was removed (with a short screwdriver), the valve popped out easily. Great solution and no need to remove the toilet.

This is the second time we have had to replace this part. Although we "blasted the lines" to winterize our camper, this part cracked again this year. Next year we will probably just turn off the water supply. It is very difficult to get to this part with our RV and see what you are doing. My husband used a mirror to see where a screw was, but the part itself is easy to replace.

Product as advertised, it would be helpful to have instructions on how to remove the old one! Fits perfectly and doesn't leak. The price is much better than buying camping gear and it is the same as the original. Oh the trick to removing the old part is to use two VERY small screwdrivers and push in the clips to loosen the old part. The new one simply slides into the clips and new screws are supplied to hold it in place.

Was glad to find this for only $9.99 while others were much more expensive and looked the same. Received on time as stated. I installed it and it leaked worse than the old one. I took it off, tried the silicone where the part was leaking, put it back, it was still dripping. I took it off and decided to try Loctite super glue on the leak, let it dry, put it back on and finally no leak. We would have sent it back, but we wanted to camp the next day and had to come, so a solution came quickly so…

I bought this for a leaking toilet in an RV style ice lock (fish house). There is no guide for this. So I had to look for installation videos. By following the video I was able to replace the leaking part in 15 minutes. A few notes: the old valve was difficult to remove and there was no mention of removing the bottom left screw. The original only had one screw. This replacement had clips that were slightly smaller than the original. Therefore, it doesn't just stick to clips. However, it comes…