Can someone tell me exactly which bowl seal kit i need for a sealand ecoflush in a 2000 240 sundancer. Overflow hole or no? I ordered the part number the dealer told me but it has an overflow hole which I do not think is right. I just don't want to take it apart on a weekend to find i have the wrong seal.
Sealand vac-u-flush
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Caveman22
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- 310 Sundancer 1999
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You could always get the one without the hole, and if you find, you need a hole, just lineup the gaskets and cut 1 in.
Sgrochow
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If you have an overflow hole in the bowl, you should get the seal with the hole.
Sgrochow
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You’ll see it before you disassemble anything, it’s a hole in your toilet bowl. The hole in the bowl leads to a cavity, thus you’d need the seal with the hole to let the water through if it overflows into the hole in the bowl.
If you accidentally purchased a seal set with holes, and need the ones without, you don’t have to worry.
- Turn the rubber seal with the drain hole upside down.
- Line the rubber seal notch with the Teflon-coated seal notch.
- This configuration will prevent the drain holes from lining up, sealing your bowl.