Genuine Part Pump Assembly, Unfinished

Opps! I made a mistake. I was searching for a replacement pump assembly for my Moen faucet purchased eight years ago and the more I searched the more confused I became. I didn't have the model number of my faucet and it's dispenser and I could no longer find that model online to determine the model number. Even Moen's website didn't have it. I finally came down to two choices on Amazon that looked exactly like my current pump, this one, and another one that stated it was for Moen. For some reason, I didn't realize that this was listed as a replacement part for Kohler pumps. As I said, I was confused and weary of searching. I didn't notice "Kohler" on the Amazon listing or else I likely would not have purchased it. What caught my eye other than the fact that it looked exactly like my current one was the price of it -- inexpensive, with free shipping, of course. And fast delivery. I thought, what do I have to lose? I can order and try it, and if it didn't fit, I wouldn't be out that much money, even if I didn't return it. When I got it yesterday, I opened it up and then I noticed the package (guess I'm not the brightest bulb around, eh?). It was then I realized this was a genuine part for a Kohler soap dispenser. With the package already opened, I decided to see if it would fit. Bingo! It's the exact same pump. It screwed in well, and so far -- it's working just fine. Fingers crossed that remains the case. ***Three days later, that has remained the case and is working perfectly.*** I read so many reviews here and elsewhere by those who purchased this one and others, and so many of them discovered the pumps didn't fit. I was certain I would be among those who couldn't find the correct pump. Boy -- did I luck out!

I needed a replacement pump mechanism for a several-year-old Grohe 40535-series dispenser that had lost suction. The Grohe-branded part I found online cost over $30 just for the plastic pump mechanism which seemed very pricey to me as it's basically just a heavier-duty version of a pump you might find on a lotion or shampoo bottle. During my search though I found many reviews that mentioned this Kohler item as an interchangeable replacement for the Grohe. For the massive difference in price - and the fact that Kohler is a reputable brand - it was a no-brainer to me to give this one a try before spending big bucks on the Grohe. I'm happy to say that the reviews were correct and this item worked just fine, though you do have to retain a couple pieces from the original pump assembly for use with this new pump, namely the black plastic ring that tops the Grohe pump mechanism and the siphon tube that actually dips down into the soap (the Grohe siphon tube is longer so if you don't swap that part the reservoir won't empty all the way and you'll have to fill it more often). As long as you take those two parts off the Grohe mechanism and install them on the Kohler (simple friction fit) you'll have a good-as-new pump for just a few dollars. Sometimes reading reviews really pays off!

I recently purchased the Kohler 1041645 Soap and Lotion Dispenser Pump Assembly, and I couldn't be happier with its performance. This pump assembly proved to be an excellent replacement for my Kohler soap dispenser, restoring its functionality and convenience. The quality of the pump assembly is top-notch. It feels sturdy and well-made, ensuring long-lasting durability. The smooth operation of the pump delivers the perfect amount of soap or lotion with each press, preventing any wastage or messy drips. Installation was a breeze, thanks to the straightforward design and clear instructions provided. The pump assembly fit perfectly into my existing Kohler soap dispenser without any issues, saving me time and effort. I appreciate the hassle-free installation process, especially when dealing with bathroom or kitchen fixtures. What impressed me the most is the reliable performance of the pump assembly. It consistently dispenses soap smoothly and efficiently, without any clogging or leaks. The seamless operation has made handwashing and dishwashing a more convenient and enjoyable experience. I am particularly pleased with the design and aesthetics of the pump assembly. It seamlessly integrates into my Kohler soap dispenser, maintaining a cohesive and stylish look in my bathroom or kitchen. The chrome finish adds a touch of elegance, elevating the overall appearance of the soap dispenser. In conclusion, the Kohler 1041645 Soap and Lotion Dispenser Pump Assembly is a superb product that deserves a perfect rating. Its exceptional quality, easy installation, and reliable performance have exceeded my expectations. If you're in need of a replacement pump assembly for your Kohler soap dispenser, I highly recommend this product. It will enhance the functionality and visual appeal of your soap dispenser, making your daily routines more convenient and enjoyable.

Works great with my Delta soap dispenser head since I couldn’t find a Delta replacement. The bottle pickup tube was shorter than my Delta one so I just swapped them out. Very little action needed to dispense the soap. Great price compared to replacing the complete unit.

It works beautifully, but unfortunately, it was about an inch too short for the bottle that came with my tap. Not the end of the world, we’ll just have to refill the bottle more often

For the last few years, I struggled to get even a little bit of soap out of my Kohler Clairette Collection in-sink liquid soap dispenser. I cleared the nozzle, changed to a thinner liquid soap, etc., but didn't want to buy a whole new one unless absolutely necessary (they're not cheap), when it seemed that only the cheap plastic innards were beginning to fail. (Even the liquid soap bottle under the sink has held up well - unlike many other brands.) Finally, the dispenser head just got stuck in the down position, and required pulling it out and resetting the plastic innards each time. That was it. I headed to Home Depot and looked at my options. No one seemed to sell any replacement parts. (And new ones were sparse - and expensive.) Then I started comparison shopping various new models on Amazon - and read a few reviews that mentioned this handy replacement part that fit their old models. (It appears to be a pretty universal assembly - for Kohler liquid soap/lotion dispensers, at least.) I looked up the parts diagram for my model online. Sure enough, it's the same part number as this plastic assembly!! It just arrived today. I took it out of the Kohler original parts bag, attached it to the head assembly of my soap dispenser and - Voila!! Good as new!! (And it puts out a decent amount of liquid soap again!!) So, for $2.77 + tax, I essentially have a 'new' Kohler soap dispenser. (I actually bought two, on the wise advice of another reviewer - in the event it's hard to find this replacement part again by the time this part fails again.) The original Kohler chrome head and spout (from 2012) has held up beautifully (yes, it's worth buying good) - hence, why I was reluctant to spend a lot of money and replace the whole thing. Now I know what to do to keep it running good as new. So for a grand total of $5.88, I've repaired my original Kohler soap dispenser in an instant, I'm ready for the next time the inner assembly starts to go, I'm pleased as punch that I've just saved a bundle, and am glad to have avoided throwing out a perfectly good product that just needed new plastic innards. I am very pleased to have been able to do my part to help the planet by reducing unnecessary garbage/ recycling. And there's NO crawling under the sink to install a whole new liquid soap dispenser assembly. Just carefully reattach to the head with spout, drop it back in place, and you're good to go. I don't know if this fits ALL makes and models - but it sure fits Kohler Clairette Collection. I never expected to be able to find replacement parts on Amazon that aren't even carried by home improvement stores! But this was a great find. (I'm bookmarking this listing for future use, too!)

I have a Moen faucet and soap dispense combo so I thought I needed a Moen replacement. However, I saw this and it looked the same which tells me, btw, that they're made by 3rd party's and the manufacturers simply source the pumps rather than manufacture the soap dispensing pumps themselves.

Big thanks to the seller for posting close-up photos with a ruler for measurements of the various features. This says Kohler, but it matches what I THINK is my Delta Foundations series soap dispenser from 10+ years ago. I couldn't find any identifiers on my soap dispenser at all. 5 minute and $3 fix, instead of a $40 replacement of my entire soap dispenser--great environmental solution. I had to pull the longer tube from my old pump and put it on this one, though, since this one was 1 or 2 inches shorter.