Patented Upgraded 13168 Toilet Water Valve Kit For Thetford Aqua Magic IV Toilets, Higher Performance In Freezing Conditions, Improved Valve Lifespan,

The valve was was the right one and it was easy to install. It works well. The gaskets for around the toilet flange were not the right ones, but that’s my fault. Overall, the kit worked really well.

Product was an exact fit. Half the price and came in quicker than a camper store. Took me 15 minutes to replace the part and have the system up and running again. Product functions without any issue. TIP: when you remove the old part make sure to clean out any sediment in the hole where the plunger moves and seals. Also make sure the old rubber o-ring comes off and that the new ones are in place (should already be from the package) When replacing the toilet gasket on bottom be sure to remove the old one and place the gasket on the bottom of the toilet before re-installing to ensure a good seal. Nuts to remove/install toilet take a 1/2" wrench. Have someone or yourself sit on the toilet while tightening down each side to compress the seal.

This was my first time to change out this type of flush valve. Evert thing worked as it should. It will be some time before we will know how long it will last, but the quality seems OK.

MY camper when i moved to the area that I live at now, started leaking recently. I tried to patch it without being able to. So i found this one with a good warranty and figured id give it a try. It went on well, fit exactly as the original one from 2004 did but without leaking. This is been an easy fit and well designed piece.

Worked great for our 2003 Ford Fiesta Motorhome.

The Beechline valve replacement kit works. It is nearly impossible to find a good video of how to correctly replace the part so here are the key points that may not be immediately obvious. 1. Prior to installation be sure the valve top with the black o-ring sits inside the top of the main valve body. (See pictures). 2. It's easiest to replace the part with the toilet removed and the the flush mechanism access panel (FMAP) removed from the top of the toilet. This provides access to the spring wire for the flush lever that needs to be connected the new valve. You'll need to loosen 4 screw that hold the FMAP in place. 3. With the FMAP removed, unhook the spring wire from the toilet. 4. Before inserting the new valve hook the correct end of the spring wire through the hole and the valve arm. 5. While positioning the valve body for installation to the rear top of the toilet, feed the the spring wire back toward the flush lever. 6. Push the valve body into place. The orange O-ring will help the valve snug up into place. 7. Slip the end of the spring wire back into the flush lever base (looks like a little wheel with a spring) 8. Screw the valve body to the toilet with the included screws. 9. Screw the FMAP back on the toilet with the 4 screws that you removed. 10. Optional (replace the toilet seal on the bottom of the toilet. You might as well do this) 11. Test the flush lever to make sure it is pulling the spring wire on the new valve. 12. Re-mount the toilet 13. Hook up the water lines and test everything.

Worked perfect. Easy to install too.

I ordered their RV toilet freeze resistant flush valve that is designed to replace the factory Thetford Aqua Magic IV part. After dealing with several original Thetford flush valves that were pretty much guaranteed to burst during cold winters, I can say their product is much more robust and works as advertised! Mine did develop a small (slow) leak and I contacted them. Jack promptly emailed me back and shipped a new replacement valve asap. From what I experienced this is a company that truly stands by its product. The replacement seal that was sent even included the foam toilet base seal which was a welcome bonus!