syphonic toilet

[marc03]

Hi.
I've recently changed my gubbins of my toilet with a flapper ext only to find out I have a syphonic system
My question is can I use a standard syphon with a syphon bomb I also may need to get a new syphon bomb too due to a slight crack.

Any advise will be appreciated :vanish:

I really don't want to be spending a fortune as a easy cheap job has already turned into a night mare :censored::censored:
Thanks

 

[kay-jay]

i've read a number of these threads and still don't feel i have 100% understood what you should/could have on you to fix any syphonic loo you come across on first visit.

can anyone with a talent for crystal clear concision set it out in a few short sentences? hopefully with links?

The best repair kit. That works on all syphonic toilets.

http://www.cheapsuites.co.uk/Adling...pr56108.html?gclid=CI3fqIq8zr0CFUf4wgodp3wA9g

 

[WaterTight]

my only concern is that if i have one on the van the customer will think i'm just not commited to repairs.

 

[Phil]

I would never bin a syphonic toilet...it would be like having a repair garage and a custard brings in a Bentley for you to fix and your like......"I wont fix it but I what I will do is throw it away and give you a brand spanking new Fiat 500"

and he's like...."WTF???"

 

[Ted808]

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Hi this link is quite helpful. I also met a siphonic a while ago, fella wanted to keep it as it matched his salmon pink bath suite.... so I had to repair... lucky my plumbers merch had a good idea of what i brought in and also had the gubbins for it. Not sure it sorted the shoddy flush- that's why he called me in the first place. I did ask if it was better when i'd gone back to do something else but he was kinda vague?? ah well ..