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Gone for the universal fix kit

Ok would it be better to go with the fill valve instead of the float?

This not it? https://www.toolstation.com/thomas-dudley-beta-part-3-adjustable-float-valve/p38085

They are all bottom fed. Are the ball type better than the new style? Float value I think it’s called?

Looks like my other toilet had this kind of float, so it should work in place if the ball type?

Just found this https://www.toolstation.com/thomas-dudley-universal-syphon-repair-kit/pAB196 The lever had lost its ceramic part. Presumably this includes one of those siphons we’ve listed? Seems to include the float, but looks different to the type I have. Will it work or does it need to be...

Presumably the yellow bit is an lock that allows you to remove the siphon?

Thank you. The one you linked seems to be adjustable? Extends from 191mm (7.1/2") to 241mm (9.1/2") to provide a convenient solution that fits most lever operated cisterns

What’s the difference between the two? The existing one is 23cm high.

Do I need to take the whole back bit off to replace the siphon? Butterfly and wall screws out? https://share.icloud.com/photos/0ed5-akVEFWStvN7gBLDFm1YA

Doh would need to be this? https://www.toolstation.com/delchem-adjustable-arm-fill-valve/p25523

Which one would you go for? https://www.toolstation.com/viva-skylo-bottom-entry-fill-valve/p35993

Do I measure the top of siphon to the bottom of the pan?

And that’s the one with the float connected to it?

Drips every few mins

Here https://share.icloud.com/photos/023ftqnzL6GJX_IMTf1FiayWg

The other toilet, of a similar design: ball cock and same green top siphon and lever (missing the handle cover, needs a good few hard pulls of the lever for it to flush. Same issue?

There is also a little constant drip as well

Do you think the siphon while it’s in place? https://share.icloud.com/photos/0423g4yPuP0HXgjCb3JpMQt0A

It looks like an armitage shanks or ideal standard unit? Would you stick in the same or go for an Amazon special?