Yep, had I known for sure what seal to get beforehand, I'd of done that. But I had a free run of an empty house this afternoon, so I just cracked on with what I had.
The inner diameter measured around 2.5 inches, is this because it has stretched? I assume I'd need the 2 inch close couple seal.
If it does it again, I'll now know what seal to get before taking apart.
Yes ... 2 1/2" now because of the round nut, it would have started out @ 2". It's more the outer shape/size and composition of the original doughnut rather than the inner hole though, some are foam, some are rubber with one side concave, the other flat, others are just plain rubber and round. Yours looks like it's the 2" concave one.
Woke up this morning to a puddle around the toilet!
Different leak this time, appears to be coming from the waste pipe at the back. Not sure why that would start leaking as I didn't touch that area. Maybe re-tightning the cistern to pan/wall moved it slightly. Any ideas?
(you can see the drip forming on below pic, looks like it is coming from that seal perhaps)
Looks like it is coming from bottom of the seal to me. The cistern was pulled into the wall when tightening the screw, perhaps that moved it enough to disturb the seal?
Not wanting to disturb anything else much more, I wonder if there is enough play in the toilet floor screws to just push it into the pan connector more?
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