I spent the morning installing a maintenence kit on my 1995-era Par/Jabsco manual toilet, hoping that would fix a leak. However, once I got the thing apart I found the real cause of the leak, a thin but leaky crack in the pump housing. A brand-new toilet is only about $135. I don't know how much the replacement part is yet, because Jabsco seems to keep their distributors a secret, at least on the web site, so I have to wait until regular business hours to call customer service to find someone willing to sell me an expensive piece of plastic. I am perfectly satisfied with the manual toilet, so I don't feel the need to upgrade to something more automatic/complex/breaky/amp-sucking. I'd just replace my old toilet with the new version of the same thing. Is it worthwhile to replace major parts, or could this be the start of a parade of breakdowns? Thanks, Paul p.s. I know Peggy is signing books in Newport this weekend, so I posted this on "Ask All Sailors."