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But the good news is that it can be done by hand.Let\u2019s now look at RV toilet leaking, how to resolve any leaking below the foot pedal, and what the root causes might be.            Table of Contents                                    show                                                RV Toilet Leaking                            #1. RV Toilet Leaking at Base                            #2. RV Toilet Leaking on Floor                            #3. RV Toilet Leaking Between Bowl and Base                            #4. RV Toilet Leaks When Flushed                            #5. RV Toilet Bubbles When Flushed                            Why Does an RV Toilet Foot Pedal Leak?                            What to Do If Your Camper Toilet is Leaking                            Try Some Lubricant on the Intake Valve                            Repairing the Valve Isn\u2019t Usually Worth the Bother                            RV Toilet Valve Replacement                            Dometic Valve Kit for the Dometic 300 or 310 RV Toilets (385311641)                            Beech Lane Valve Kit for the Dometic 300, 310, or 320 RV Toilets (385311641\/\u200eBL-110-Master)                            Valve Kit for the Dometic\/Sealand 506+, 510, 511H, 547+, 548+, EvoVac 146-149, and Multiple VacuFlush Model RV Toilets (385314349)                            Valve Kit for the Thetford Aqua-Magic IV RV Toilet (13168)                            Valve Kit aka Water Module Assembly for the Thetford Aqua-Magic V RV Toilet (31705)                            RV Toilet Foot Pedal Repair                            RV Toilet Foot Pedal Fell Off                            RV Toilet Foot Pedal Repair                            Dometic 300 Pedestal Cover Kit Replacement (385311656)                            Dometic 311 and Dometic 510H Foot Pedal and Cover Kit Replacement (385311119)                            Dometic 510 Foot Pedal Cover Kit Replacement (385310114)                            Tall Base Pedal Cover Replacement for Dometic\/Sealand 510+, 547+, 548+, 808 & Multiple VacuFlush Models (385310115)                            Replacement Foot Flush Pedal for a Thetford Aqua-Magic IV RV Toilet (33198)                            Foot Pedal Flush Repair Kit\/Cable Package for a Thetford Aqua-Magic IV RV Toilet (24571)                            Thetford Flush Pedal Kit For Aqua-Magic V RV Toilet (31709)                            Thetford Flush Pedal Cable Kit for the Aqua-Magic V RV Toilet (31711)                            Replacement RV Toilet                            Dometic 320 RV Toilet                            Dometic 510 Plus China RV Toilet                            Dometic\/Sealand 975MSD Portable RV Toilet                            Thetford Aqua-Magic Residence RV Toilet with a High Profile                            Thetford Aqua-Magic V RV Toilet with a Pedal Flush in a High Profile Design                            How to Better Maintain Your RV Toilet                            Related Articles        RV Toilet LeakingWhen dealing with a Thetford toilet leaking or a Sealand RV toilet leaking, it can create a palpable sense of panic where we imagine the worst.  Nevertheless, don\u2019t fear.How do I stop my RV toilet from leaking?There are some common causes for toilets leaking in an RV. Fortunately, there are reliable solutions to many of these RV toilet problems, which are covered in detail in this article. Let\u2019s start off with 5 of the common RV toilet leaking issues experienced by RVers:#1. RV Toilet Leaking at BaseThere are several potential causes for an RV toilet leaking at the base:Deteriorated Internal Seals \u2013 If the internal seals have worsened to a stage where it\u2019s causing a leaking at the base, then the toilet may be on its way out. Conclusion: It may be possible to get the seals inspected, and replaced, but if this is the real issue, then it\u2019ll be expensive. Most of the time, this occurs outside of the toilet\u2019s warranty period. Then it becomes more sensible to replace the toilet at a known fixed cost versus the uncertainty of a repair that may not take. Toilet Flange Seal is Bad \u2013 Simply put, the closet flange provides a seal from the bottom of the toilet to the floor and beyond. This can be one of the more common Thetford toilet problems. When the flange stops working effectively, water leaks at the base are bound to occur.Conclusion: A replacement RV flange seal will be required to fix this. This Thetford Closet Flange Seal (Part number 33239) (affiliate link) fits many of their RV toilets. Also, the following part will be good for Dometic 300 Series RV toilet owners needing a Mounting Hardware Kit (affiliate link) for their toilet too.Faulty RV Toilet Valve \u2013 A bad water valve will leak water at the base near the foot pedal. As covered earlier, repairing the valve is a non-starter.Conclusion: Replace the valve with a new one from a respected brand like Dometic, Thetford, or Beech Lane. Avoid inexpensive third-party valves because the cost of water damage should it fail just isn\u2019t worth the risk. See our expanded section on water valve replacements for many different RV toilets makes & models. Toilet Bowl Has a Crack \u2013 The toilet could have sustained damage during your travels. This could have created a crack in the toilet bowl that is now creating a slow water leak either when the water reaches that level or when it is flushed. Conclusion: You could try using an RTV silicone sealant (affiliate link) in the short term to seal where the crack is located. This may work for a few weeks or months. Sooner or later though, it will be necessary to purchase a replacement RV toilet. #2. RV Toilet Leaking on FloorMany of the identical likely causes for an RV toilet leaking on the floor match one that\u2019s leaking at the base. In addition, look into the RV toilet vacuum breaker because it has a float seal that can cause floor leakage when it fails too. Usually, this is a leak originating from a higher point on the toilet, but the water will reach the floor eventually. Beyond that, please refer to the above suggestions to \u201cWork the problem\u201d and determine the root of the issue.  #3. RV Toilet Leaking Between Bowl and BaseA problem with a leak originating halfway down an RV toilet is an unusual one for sure. Commonly, this is with a Dometic 310 toilet leaking between the bowl and base. It\u2019s one of the main Dometic 310 toilet problems. This is confirmed where the seam is located on this model. Look at where the porcelain bowl meets the plastic base material. This type of leak is not considered a fault per se and isn\u2019t expected to be repairable by the toilet\u2019s owner. Some professional RV repairers might be able to help.Conclusion: The best advice is to use an RTV silicone sealant (affiliate link) smeared over the seam to avoid anything inside it creating the potential for a future leak. Ultimately, this is a good preventative measure, but when not doing it early enough and the seam starts to go, it\u2019s already too late and a replacement RV toilet will be needed. #4. RV Toilet Leaks When FlushedFlushing the toilet adds pressure to the toilet system. This can reveal RV toilet leaks when flushed that aren\u2019t happening otherwise. There are a few possible causes of leaks that occur only when flushing:Improper or Loose Fitting \u2013 The bolts used to secure the RV toilet to the floor may have never been sufficiently tightened or worked loose over the years. Conclusion: Tightening up everything could fix the issue and stop the leaking. Cracked Bowl \u2013  Microfractures in the RV toilet bowl might not let water escape normally. However, the pressure of flushing could be opening wider fractures and permitting water to leak out. Conclusion: If the toilet bowl is indeed fractured, it will only worsen with time.  While a sealant could be used, (affiliate link) that\u2019s only a temporary fix. We\u2019d suggest a replacement RV toilet is the only permanent solution here. Otherwise, you\u2019ll regularly wake up to a flooded bathroom floor and longer-term moisture damage to worry about too. Broken Flange \u2013 The flange creates an external seal. When it begins to fail, there\u2019s not much that can be done other than to replace it with a new one. Conclusion: The flange could be inferior, deteriorated, or coming apart.  We\u2019d suggest replacing the closet flange to solve the problem. #5. RV Toilet Bubbles When FlushedThere are a few different possibilities when bubbles appear when flushing the RV toilet:Black Tank is Near Capacity \u2013 When the tank is almost full, the sudden addition of more water waste where there\u2019s little space for it forces air bubbles to surface. Essentially, they\u2019ve got nowhere else to go. You\u2019ll also get an indication of this because the smell will be pungent too.Conclusion: Dump your black tank as soon as possible and the problem should disappear. Black Water Tank Vent is Blocked \u2013 The RV black water tank vent could be blocked by little animals making a home there. In the fall, this vent often gets blocked by fallen leaves and mulch too.Conclusion: Remove the black water vent and clean it. Then refit it again.Black Tank Has Debris \u2013 Various debris can accumulate at the bottom of the tank and refuse to get flushed out. This can cause a blockage and create bubbles feeding back up to the toilet bowl.Conclusion: Use a wand sprayer to help dislodge gunk that won\u2019t break up otherwise. This PS-Camco Flexible Swivel Stick to flush clean a black tank is ideal. (affiliate link)Drain Pipe is Clogged \u2013 The drain pipe can also become clogged up with time from debris that accumulates.Conclusion: Again, the wand sprayer can work wonders here. (affiliate link)Broken Vacuum Breaker \u2013 The RV toilet vacuum breaker prevents clean water from mixing with dirty water. It\u2019s usually fitted adjacent to the water valve, so it\u2019s easy to locate.Conclusion: If it\u2019s broken, then it\u2019ll need replacing. Why Does an RV Toilet Foot Pedal Leak?When it comes to an RV toilet leaking from pedal and water pooling on the floor, the most common causes are either a build-up of residue that usually shifts after a few flushes or the intake valve has malfunctioned or broken. The residue or sediment only builds up with a lack of use of RV toilets \u2013 for instance, if the RV is only occasionally used for short vacations and otherwise sits in the driveway. This is confirmed to be the case, or not, after a few flushes. The intake valve can become broken or damaged due to several possible causes. These are as follows:Metal rust \u2013 RV toilets are mostly produced using either rubber or polymer, but the occasional part is still made from metal. The original intake valve is often metal and so can rust with water exposure.A secondary toilet issue could have subjected the valve to additional moisture that accelerated the onset of rust too. To avoid rust in the future, use a lubricant that\u2019s sprayed on the valve.Wear and tear \u2013 It doesn\u2019t matter what part of the RV it is, it will experience the bumpy road, moisture effects, and a host of other issues.So, wear and tear is definitely a factor. Just going over a country road with vibrations shaking the entire RV won\u2019t do anything much good!Winter or colder temperatures \u2013 The cold or extreme temperatures down to freezing or below can cause an intake valve to freeze and break. The colder temperatures may cause parts to become fragile and develop cracks as a result.Alternatively, when ice forms either inside or surrounding the valve and it then thaws, this creates pressure that could cause a crack. Failing to use RV antifreeze in the winter can easily play havoc with your RV toilet\u2019s intake valve (and other components too).Also Read: How to Protect RV Skylights from Hail?What to Do If Your Camper Toilet is LeakingWith a leaking camper toilet in the pedal area, it\u2019s not something that can just be left. An RV toilet flush valve leaking is the likely cause. It won\u2019t self-correct if given additional time to do so. Unless you\u2019ve left the camper or motorhome a few months without use, then it\u2019s not a residue build-up problem either. Almost certainly it\u2019s due to the RV toilet valve leaking.With a camper toilet valve leaking, here are some initial suggestions:Try Some Lubricant on the Intake ValveWhile you can add a lubricant to the valve to free it up, if it\u2019s become stuck and won\u2019t open or close properly, that\u2019s not likely to be due to a lack of lubricant.There\u2019s nothing to stop you from using an appropriate lubricant and giving it a try first, but if that doesn\u2019t change anything, then probably the RV toilet leaking water valve has gone bad.Read Also: How to Stay Warm in a Camper ShellRepairing the Valve Isn\u2019t Usually Worth the BotherEven if you\u2019ve got a valuable Dometic RV toilet leaking at the foot pedal, the cost to call out an RV plumber for a toilet repair doesn\u2019t make economic sense.An RV toilet water valve repair should be avoided. Replacement valves are relatively inexpensive to replace and fit compared to paying plumber fees for a bad valve.Also, it isn\u2019t worth trying to remove it and fix it yourself; even if you\u2019re great at DIY. Furthermore, on the road, most people won\u2019t own the right tools for the job anyway.Also Read: Can You Flush a Tampon Down a Camper Toilet?RV Toilet Valve ReplacementWhen your RV toilet foot pedal leaking is confirmed but the pedal itself is undamaged, then most likely the valve\u2019s broken. A valve replacement will be necessary to resolve an RV toilet with a foot pedal leak. If causes such as rust, wear & tear, or cold temperatures seem to ring true to you, then that\u2019s even more confirmation.Here are some valve kit suggestions tailored to popular RV toilet brands and models:Dometic Valve Kit for the Dometic 300 or 310 RV Toilets (385311641)If you own a Dometic 300 or Dometic 310 RV toilet, then a Dometic RV toilet foot pedal repair involves purchasing a valve kit designed to fit either of these two models (the valves are interchangeable).There is a Dometic valve replacement kit. It\u2019s not always in stock, so we\u2019re also showing an alternative produced by another company that will fit these Dometic toilets too.https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=W_1-21wL0rYVideo can\u2019t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Dometic 310 Toilet Valve Replacement (https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=W_1-21wL0rY)Dometic 385311641 Water Valve Kit for 300 and 310-Series ToiletsCheck at Amazon\u24d8 If you click this link and make a purchase, we earn a commission at no additional cost to you.Read Also: Should I Run a Dehumidifier in My RV?Beech Lane Valve Kit for the Dometic 300, 310, or 320 RV Toilets (385311641\/\u200eBL-110-Master)Alternatively, the Beech Lane valve kit will fit the Dometic 300, 310, and 320 Series RV toilets too.It\u2019s often available when the official Dometic version is not. We include this here because when your toilet is leaking, it\u2019s not something that typically can wait until the product is back in stock.Therefore, it\u2019s good to have alternatives too.https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=VpDtKZB5BxkVideo can\u2019t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Dometic toilet water flush valve replacement. #rvlife #werv #rockwood #rvliving #camping (https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=VpDtKZB5Bxk)Beech Lane Upgraded Water Valve Kit 385311641\/\u200eBL-110-Master for Dometic Toilets 300, 310, and 320Check at Amazon\u24d8 If you click this link and make a purchase, we earn a commission at no additional cost to you.Valve Kit for the Dometic\/Sealand 506+, 510, 511H, 547+, 548+, EvoVac 146-149, and Multiple VacuFlush Model RV Toilets (385314349)The Dometic Water Valve Assembly part is designed to fit scores of Dometic and Sealand RV toilet models to replace the valve installation.In a situation where the valve is faulty and needs swapping out, this Dometic-branded valve provides the best quality replacement.A replacement ball and shaft kit and\/or a new floor flange seal may also be needed. This Water Valve Assembly is one of the more popular Dometic VacuFlush parts. It\u2019s designed to fit the following Dometic\/Sealand RV toilet models :Dometic 506+, 510+, 511 H, 547+, 548+Dometic 706, 709, 748, 749Dometic Sealand 806, 808, 847, 848Dometic Sealand 1147 & 1148Dometic Sealand 2010, 2011Dometic Sealand VacuFlush 5006, 5047, 5048 & 5049Dometic Sealand VacuFlush 168, 606, 647, 648, 1006, 1008, 1047, 1048, 1049, 1106, 5146, 5147 & 5148Dometic Sealand EcoVac 146-149Dometic\/Sealand Water Valve Assembly \u2013 White (Part number 385314349)Check at Amazon\u24d8 If you click this link and make a purchase, we earn a commission at no additional cost to you.Valve Kit for the Thetford Aqua-Magic IV RV Toilet (13168)To resolve Thetford RV toilet valve issues, there is both a Thetford official valve kit and a Beech Lane one too.For Thetford toilet problems, the valve kits do vary depending on the model of RV toilet that you own. A complete Thetford RV toilet valve replacement is required, but care must be taken.By matching the respective Thetford or Beech Lane valve kits to your Thetford toilet model, it\u2019s possible to get the necessary Thetford Aqua Magic IV water valve replacement.We\u2019ve done that already for you.  The RV toilet valve kit below is for the Thetford Aqua-Magic IV model. This is the Beech Lane version:https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=AjmMmZzwp2kVideo can\u2019t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: How To Replace Your Thetford RV Toilet Valve (Under 5 Minutes) (https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=AjmMmZzwp2k)Beech Lane Upgraded Toilet Water Valve Kit for Thetford Aqua Magic IV Toilets (Part number 13168)Check at Amazon\u24d8 If you click this link and make a purchase, we earn a commission at no additional cost to you.Valve Kit aka Water Module Assembly for the Thetford Aqua-Magic V RV Toilet (31705)The valve kit for the Thetford Aqua-Magic V model is referred to as a Water Module Assembly. Don\u2019t let that put you off. It is a similar valve replacement to the others included in the article.This RV toilet replacement part is designed specifically as a Thetford Aqua Magic V water valve replacement. Also, it\u2019s under the Thetford brand, so quality should be assured:https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=H6OVRoYB8ZMVideo can\u2019t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: How To Replace Your RV Toilet Valve \u2013 Thetford 31705 Valve (https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=H6OVRoYB8ZM)Thetford Aqua-Magic V Toilet Water Module Assembly \u2013 White (Part number 31705)Check at Amazon\u24d8 If you click this link and make a purchase, we earn a commission at no additional cost to you.Also Read: Showering in an RVhttps:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=96PveHPK2xYVideo can\u2019t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: How To Fix A Leaking RV Toilet | Valve Replacement- Dometic 300 301 310 series how to fix rv toilet (https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=96PveHPK2xY)RV Toilet Foot Pedal RepairWith an RV toilet foot pedal repair, the pedal itself can become damaged or broken. Or it could be that the RV toilet foot pedal fell off.Here is what to do in either situation:RV Toilet Foot Pedal Fell OffWhen the foot pedal has fallen off, it could be simply that it worked itself loose and eventually fell off.Driving off-road where the toilet was being bounced around with the RV\u2019s movement could have completed that process. Then, the next time you go to use the facilities, you discover the foot pedal on the floor. Try refitting it in the correct position. The process will be similar for several models from the same toilet brand (Dometic, Thetford, etc.).Refer to the product manual to ascertain the correct actions to take.Avoid trying to force the pedal into position, because you\u2019re more likely to either break the pedal or the seating it\u2019s supposed to slot onto.And if the seating is subsequently broken, then likely an RV toilet replacement will be required. RV Toilet Foot Pedal RepairIf the pedal is broken into sections, it\u2019s possible to use Gorilla Glue or super glue to get it back into working condition. However, a pedal repair for an RV toilet is tough to complete successfully. This is because the amount of foot pressure when depressing the pedal to flush the RV toilet will now more easily break it in the future.  It is one of the more common Dometic 310 toilet problems, but other toilet manufacturers and models aren\u2019t immune to this either.Pedals can only take so much punishment and will wear out or break with years of repeated use.To avoid having to repeatedly try to fix a broken foot pedal on a Dometic, Thetford, or another brand, an RV toilet foot pedal replacement might be the solution. https:\/\/youtu.be\/0Qe6-RfhCLMVideo can\u2019t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: RV Toilet Foot Pedal Repair (https:\/\/youtu.be\/0Qe6-RfhCLM)Unfortunately, it\u2019s a classic good news\/bad news situation:The good news is that fitting a new foot pedal isn\u2019t difficult once it\u2019s in hand. The embedded video lower down in this section explains how it\u2019s performed on a Thetford Aqua Magic Style II (other models and brands will be similar).  The bad news is that some Dometic models don\u2019t offer replacement pedals and require a replacement RV toilet. With some other brands, only a pedal cover is available. By the time a foot pedal is causing repeated issues and depending on the toilet\u2019s age, it might finally be time to purchase a new RV toilet. Just like with an RV, once it reaches a certain age or number of miles\/uses, the list of issues will only grow with time and increase in frequency too. Note: Please be aware that the RV toilet pedals & pedal covers are specific to only certain makes & models. They won\u2019t fit the other ones not listed.Considerable care has been taken to locate the correct toilet replacement part for the more popular RV toilet models. Sometimes, even the listing information isn\u2019t as complete as one would like. This can be the case with replacement parts infrequently purchased because most buyers will simply replace the RV toilet with a new one, given that older RV toilets don\u2019t hold up well. Here are some of the foot pedal covers and foot pedal kits available (some cable kit replacements also included) for different RV toilets:Dometic 300 Pedestal Cover Kit Replacement (385311656)A replacement flush pedal is not made by Dometic for their 300 Series.However, a pedestal cover kit is available to replace a damaged pedestal cover where the pedal itself is still intact and proven functional. If your Dometic 300 Series RV toilet has a broken foot pedal, then it is time to replace it with a new RV toilet. Here is the Dometic 300 Series pedestal cover kit:Dometic 300 Pedestal Cover Kit \u2013 White (Part number 385311656)Check at Amazon\u24d8 If you click this link and make a purchase, we earn a commission at no additional cost to you.Dometic 311 and Dometic 510H Foot Pedal and Cover Kit Replacement (385311119)There are foot pedal and cover kit replacements designed for the Dometic 311 Series and Dometic 510H Series models. The pedal cover kit will solve a cracked pedal cover for either the 311 or 510H models. Here it is:Dometic 311 and Dometic 510H Foot Pedal Cover Kit \u2013 White (Part number 385311119)Check at Amazon\u24d8 If you click this link and make a purchase, we earn a commission at no additional cost to you.Dometic 510 Foot Pedal Cover Kit Replacement (385310114)The Dometic 510 Series RV toilet has the option of a foot pedal cover replacement. The cover can replace a cracked or broken pedal cover, to support ongoing use just as long as the underlying pedal hardware is still functional and undamaged, i.e. only the pedal cover is broken. The product is difficult to source, at times, because it\u2019s not frequently purchased due to customers opting to buy a new RV toilet instead. Here is the Dometic 510 foot pedal cover kit:Dometic 510 Foot Pedal Cover Kit \u2013 White (Part number 385310114)Check at Amazon\u24d8 If you click this link and make a purchase, we earn a commission at no additional cost to you.Tall Base Pedal Cover Replacement for Dometic\/Sealand 510+, 547+, 548+, 808 & Multiple VacuFlush Models (385310115) The Dometic\/Sealand Foot pedal tall base pedal cover replacement is intended for toilets with an elevated base that has a metal flush lever.This Dometic part number 385310115 provides a new cover to replace a broken one. The part will neither be suitable for a short base toilet nor one that doesn\u2019t feature a metal lever. If the problem is with the metal flush lever itself, then it will either need a specialist or replace the RV toilet with a new one. However, if it\u2019s only the cover that\u2019s damaged, then this part will solve that for the following, compatible Dometic RV toilet models:Dometic\/Sealand 510+, 547+, 548+, 808, 847, 848Dometic\/Sealand 2010Dometic\/Sealand VacuFlush 1006, 1008, 1047, 1048 & 1049Sealand Bone Pedal Cover Kit \u2013 Bone color (Part number 385310115)Check at Amazon\u24d8 If you click this link and make a purchase, we earn a commission at no additional cost to you.Replacement Foot Flush Pedal for a Thetford Aqua-Magic IV RV Toilet (33198)A replacement foot pedal for a Thetford Aqua-Magic IV model is the best option when the existing pedal is lost or broken.The part below replaces a broken or damaged pedal with a new one:Thetford Aqua-Magic IV Foot Flush Pedal \u2013 White (Part number 33198)Check at Amazon\u24d8 If you click this link and make a purchase, we earn a commission at no additional cost to you.https:\/\/youtu.be\/cfWyX3NgQGkVideo can\u2019t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: How to Replace a Foot Pedal on an Aqua Magic Style II (https:\/\/youtu.be\/cfWyX3NgQGk)This is the newest Thetford Aqua Magic model video we could find for you.Foot Pedal Flush Repair Kit\/Cable Package for a Thetford Aqua-Magic IV RV Toilet (24571)To perform a foot pedal repair on a Thetford Aqua-Magic IV model, purchasing the Thetford 24571 RV toilet package is advisable.It includes two replacement cables, and other parts to complete a solid repair of the mechanism that allows the foot pedal to activate the flushing process. When the RV toilet won\u2019t flush and it\u2019s the flush mechanism at fault, this package is designed to resolve that. https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=KxyxNQsqfVwVideo can\u2019t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: How to repair a Thetford Aqua Magic IV toilet foot pedal flush cable (https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=KxyxNQsqfVw)Thetford Aqua-Magic IV Foot Flush Repair Package (Part number 24571)Check at Amazon\u24d8 If you click this link and make a purchase, we earn a commission at no additional cost to you.Thetford Flush Pedal Kit For Aqua-Magic V RV Toilet (31709)Thetford produces a genuine pedal kit to replace a broken one for their Aqua-Magic V model of RV toilet.It is a basic kit and isn\u2019t difficult to fit. It includes the pedal itself, and fittings to replace it. Here is the Thetford Aqua-Magic V Foot Pedal Replacement:Thetford Foot Pedal for Aqua Magic V \u2013 White (Part number 31709)Check at Amazon\u24d8 If you click this link and make a purchase, we earn a commission at no additional cost to you.Thetford Flush Pedal Cable Kit for the Aqua-Magic V RV Toilet (31711)When the cable has broken, then it cannot be successfully fixed.Instead, replacing it with a new Thetford Flush Pedal Cable Kit for the Aqua-Magic V is required. The toilet won\u2019t flush with a broken cable. This replacement cable will solve that for you:Thetford Flush Pedal Cable Kit for Aqua Magic V (Part number 31711)Check at Amazon\u24d8 If you click this link and make a purchase, we earn a commission at no additional cost to you.Replacement RV ToiletWhen it\u2019s clear that an RV toilet repair would only be a temporary solution with more water leaks in the future, many RVers make the pragmatic decision to replace their RV toilet. Here are some popular replacement RV toilet models to choose from:Dometic 320 RV ToiletThe Dometic 320 RV toilet provides affordability with solid features. A step up from the 310 Series, there is both a standard height and a sleek, low-profile version. Also, a hand sprayer can be added.With a residential-style toilet seat and Ceramic bowl, it screams quality and durability. The two-bolt base also makes the Dometic 320 RV toilet simpler to install.Also, there\u2019s a choice of white or creamy bone colors to help this toilet fit into the existing decor. https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=PdScD4dd8fsVideo can\u2019t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Dometic 320 Series Ceramic RV Toilet (https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=PdScD4dd8fs)Dometic 320 Series Standard Height RV Toilet, White (Part number 302320081)Check at Amazon\u24d8 If you click this link and make a purchase, we earn a commission at no additional cost to you.Dometic 510 Plus China RV ToiletThe Dometic\/Sealand 510 Plus model provides a touch of luxury being made from China material. It also only uses half a liter of water per flush, is partially self-cleaning, and has an elongated bowl.The seat is larger than most in its class too. Because it\u2019s made from porcelain china, the weight is around 50 pounds. So, this RV toilet will be best installed in a motorhome bathroom, rather than in a camper or trailer. The Dometic\/Sealand 510 Plus is a classy option:https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=Rt8npcyWDu4Video can\u2019t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Sealand model 510 RV Toilet Replacement\u2026another proof the industry hates me! (https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=Rt8npcyWDu4)Dometic 510 Plus China Toilet \u2013 White (Part number 302651001)Check at Amazon\u24d8 If you click this link and make a purchase, we earn a commission at no additional cost to you.Dometic\/Sealand 975MSD Portable RV ToiletThe Sealand 975MSD uses plastic as its building material and clocks in at a light 13 pounds. With a two-tone, off-white, and grey color scheme, it\u2019s no aesthetic slouch; the finish is matte and ardently resists scratches too. Its push-button flush system is supported by a 5.0-gallon capacity (18.9 liters). Each flush only uses a pint of water (0.4 of a liter for those keeping scores). It has an adult-sized toilet seat.Also, there\u2019s a water tank level indicator at the front, near the flushing button. While Sealand is part of Dometic, they\u2019re largely still operated separately. Some people feel that Sealand branded toilets are of a higher quality compared to Dometic RV toilets.This Sealand 975MSD model is better than most portable RV toilets available:https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=cBvaAzTS_0QVideo can\u2019t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Installing a Sealand\/Dometic 975MSD Portable Toilet in our 1983 Formula 272 boat. (https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=cBvaAzTS_0Q)Dometic Sealand 975MSD Portable Toilet. Grey with Brackets \u2013 5.0 GallonsCheck at Amazon\u24d8 If you click this link and make a purchase, we earn a commission at no additional cost to you.Thetford Aqua-Magic Residence RV Toilet with a High ProfileThe Aqua-Magic Residence is made from Polypropylene, so it\u2019s lighter than many other models. As such, it\u2019s a good option for campers or travel trailers where the installed weight is a factor. The pedal system is neat here. Depressing the foot pedal halfway adds more water to the toilet bowl whereas fully depressing it activates the flushing action.The seat has antimicrobial protection to reduce the potential for bacteria to hang around there. A nice touch. A hand sprayer is also an optional extra with the Thetford Aqua-Magic Residence RV Toilet too:https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=ldXVUtA60pIThetford Aqua-Magic Residence RV Toilet with a High Profile \u2013 White (Part number 42169)Check at Amazon\u24d8 If you click this link and make a purchase, we earn a commission at no additional cost to you.Thetford Aqua-Magic V RV Toilet with a Pedal Flush in a High Profile DesignThis version of the Aqua-Magic V comes with a front-facing enlarged pedal for easy access. The high profile at 18.5 inches avoids hurting your knees when pitting on your bathroom throne.  Made from plastic, this toilet is light at 9.5 pounds. The seat is a pleasing size and is angled higher at the rear for greater comfort. An optional hand sprayer can reduce the water used too. The Thetford Aqua-Magic V RV toilet is an excellent choice for RVers looking for functional, light, and presentable in a single package. There\u2019s also easy access to parts including replacement foot pedals and cables to keep the toilet usable for many years:https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=Vw6WzBrb3e0Video can\u2019t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: A Closer Look at the Thetford 31651 Aqua-Magic V \u2013 an Honest Review (https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=Vw6WzBrb3e0)Thetford Aqua-Magic V RV Toilet with a Pedal Flush. High Profile design \u2013 White (Part number 31671)Check at Amazon\u24d8 If you click this link and make a purchase, we earn a commission at no additional cost to you.How to Better Maintain Your RV ToiletHere are some quick reminders on how to take better care of your RV toilet.Use it regularly to avoid any residue build-up near the valve or associated components. This can help to prevent some of the common issues.Add lubricant to the valve and other necessary toilet parts (and others in the bathroom, where appropriate) as a once-a-month maintenance activity. Doing this prevents many different bathroom issues from cropping up.Ensure that you add RV antifreeze to all the lines, the toilet, and even the toilet sprayer to avoid them seizing up during the winter and becoming unusable after the thawing process has been completed. It prevents many toilet-related issues.Related ArticlesCan You Flush Tampons Down in an RV or Camper Toilet?Regular Toilet in RV?Should I Run a Dehumidifier in My RV?How to Protect RV Skylights from Hail?How to Stay Warm in a Camper ShellHow to Shower in an RVHow Much Does It Cost to Dump RV Waste?Will RV Antifreeze Thaw Frozen Pipes?"},{"@context":"https:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"name":"RV Toilet Leaking at Foot Pedal","item":"https:\/\/livingpioneer.com\/rv-toilet-leaking-at-foot-pedal\/#breadcrumbitem"}]}]