Description
385318162 Flush Ball & Shaft Kit — Stop RV Toilet Bowl Water Loss
The iFJF 385318162 Flush Ball and Shaft Kit is a complete flush mechanism replacement for Sealand and Dometic pedal-flush RV and marine toilets. When your bowl won't hold water between flushes, this kit replaces the ball, shaft, and sealing components in one repair.
Key Features
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Complete Mechanism: Flush ball, shaft, bowl seal, and O-rings included
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Direct Replacement: For Sealand/Dometic pedal-flush RV, camper, and boat toilets
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Restores Water Seal: New bowl seal holds water, preventing holding tank odors
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Marine-Grade: Corrosion-resistant shaft and chemical-resistant seals
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DIY Friendly: All work done from the bowl side — no under-floor access needed
Compatibility
| Brand |
Series |
Application |
| Sealand/Dometic |
300/310/320 |
RV & camper pedal-flush |
| Sealand/Dometic |
Traveler 510/511 |
RV pedal-flush toilets |
| Sealand/Dometic |
Vacuflush |
Select marine & RV |
| Sealand |
Marine Series |
Pedal-flush boat toilets |
Product Specifications
| Specification |
Detail |
| Brand |
iFJF |
| SKU |
FJ-TL-8162 |
| Price |
$39.99 |
| Category |
RV Toilet Parts |
| Condition |
New |
| Warranty |
30-Day Satisfaction Guarantee |
Why Choose iFJF?
At iFJF Direct, we supply premium replacement parts backed by responsive US-based customer support. Every product is manufactured to meet or exceed OEM specifications at a better value. Fast US shipping. Need help? Contact our team.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do I know the flush ball needs replacement?
A: If your toilet bowl slowly loses water after filling, the flush ball seal has failed. A gritty or grinding pedal feel is another sign.
Q: Can I replace just the seal instead of the whole kit?
A: While possible, the ball and shaft typically wear together. Replacing the complete assembly ensures long-term reliability.
Q: Does this work with saltwater marine heads?
A: Yes, components are designed for marine use. Regular fresh water rinsing extends seal life in saltwater applications.
Q: What tools do I need?
A: A Phillips screwdriver and pliers. The entire repair is done from the bowl side — no under-floor access needed.
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