Description
3/4"-1" Repair Kit for Zurn 975XL & 975XL2 Backflow Preventer
Restore your Zurn backflow preventer to proper working condition with the iFJF Repair Kit. Designed for 3/4" to 1" Zurn Wilkins 975XL and 975XL2 reduced pressure zone (RPZ) backflow preventers, this kit contains all rubber components needed to rebuild the check valves and relief valve for reliable backflow protection.
Key Features
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Complete Rubber Kit: Includes check valve discs, relief valve diaphragm, O-rings, and seals
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High-Quality Rubber: Durable elastomer compounds resist chlorine, chloramine, and water treatment chemicals
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Exact Fit: Precision-molded to Zurn 975XL/975XL2 OEM specifications
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Restores Function: Eliminates weeping, dripping, and discharge from worn internal seals
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Cost-Effective: Rebuild instead of replacing the entire backflow preventer assembly
Compatibility
| Model |
Size |
| Zurn Wilkins 975XL |
3/4" - 1" |
| Zurn Wilkins 975XL2 |
3/4" - 1" |
Kit Contents
| Component |
Description |
| Check Valve Discs |
First & Second Check — Rubber |
| Relief Valve Diaphragm |
Rubber Diaphragm Assembly |
| O-Ring Set |
Bonnet, Cover & Relief Valve O-Rings |
| Seat Washers |
Check Valve Seat Seals |
Why Rebuild Your 975XL?
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Pass Annual Inspection: Most jurisdictions require annual backflow testing — a worn unit will fail
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Stop Water Waste: A leaking relief valve can waste hundreds of gallons per day
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Protect Water Supply: A properly functioning RPZ prevents contaminated water from backflowing into the potable supply
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Save vs. Replacement: A rebuild kit costs a fraction of a new backflow preventer assembly
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will this fit my 1" Zurn 975XL?
A: Yes, this kit fits all 3/4" and 1" Zurn 975XL and 975XL2 models.
Q: Is this a genuine Zurn kit?
A: This is a high-quality aftermarket replacement kit manufactured to OEM specifications.
Q: Do I need special tools to install this kit?
A: Basic hand tools are sufficient — typically a screwdriver and adjustable wrench. The check modules unscrew from the valve body.
Q: How often should I rebuild my backflow preventer?
A: Typically every 5 years, or whenever it fails annual certification testing. More frequent in areas with hard water or high chlorine.
Q: Does this include the check module assemblies?
A: This kit includes rubber components (discs, diaphragm, O-rings) — not the plastic check modules themselves. If your modules are cracked, you'll need complete replacement modules.