Repair Kit for URC 4022 toilet?

I purshased my house about 12 years ago. All 3 toilets are URC 1.5L one piece. The inside of the tank reads 4022. So I assume htis is the model # of the toilet. There is a crack on the flush valve. The manufacturer of the part 'reads' Coast Foundry.

I also think it is time to change the whole internal parts. Can anyone help me on this. I have tried everywhere, no one is certain what parts will this toilet take. Any suggestion is appreciated.

Waterhead

Urc

URC stands for Universal Rundle Corp., now part of Crane. Go to Craneplumbing.com, click on "Contact information", select "wholesale" and find the rep for your part of the country. He/she should be able to point you in the right direction.

urc

You could also try Sears Repair parts, but you would have to go to the parts center to find a person who knows the Sears number for that toilet, in order to access the parts list.

You might be able to get the parts here:

http://www.e-onlineplumbingparts.com/universial_rundle.htm

The site says they sometimes have a problem getting URC parts, but they don't rule out the possibility.

Good luck!

Coast foundry

Here's the contact info for Coast foundry:
Coast Foundry & Manufacturing
2707 North Garey Avenue
Pomona, CA 91767
Phone: (800) 521-4021 (In California: (800) 482-4911)
Fax: (909) 596-2650

Ask for Bill Wallace

I've talked to Bill, and he's trying to find info on the valve they used. He may want more dimensional info from you to help identify the valve. I explained I was calling on on someone else's behalf, and that he might expect a call from another person on the same subject.

Coast valve P/Ns UR109 & UR246

Bill (Coast)just called me back. The Coast part number for the inlet valve foe a URC 4022 toilet is UR109. The part number for the float valve is UR246. If you need the float valve, an alternate is a generic Coast part number 1B1X available at ACE Hardware Stores. If you can't identify which valve you need, call Bill (see my earlier message) and describe the cracked item.

Good Luck!

Regards, Mark