Running fill valve no leak from flush valve

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Old Mansfield toilet fill valve will keep letting water into the tank very slowly. Eventually making its way into the Overflow tube . There is no leak from the flush valve which has been verified with dye. No water escaping from tank to bowl . Can well water sediment keep the fill valve from seating all the way?
 
Old Mansfield toilet fill valve will keep letting water into the tank very slowly. Eventually making its way into the Overflow tube . There is no leak from the flush valve which has been verified with dye. No water escaping from tank to bowl . Can well water sediment keep the fill valve from seating all the way?
Some fill valve have a replaceable seal. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Fluidma...Valve-Seal-for-400A-Fill-Valves-242/100580550 is for Fluidmaster. https://www.korky.com/parts/fill-valve-replacements/replacement-cap-assembly-fill-valve is Korky. But if you don't have the seal, replace the whole fill valve, with includes the seal.
 
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