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Check that the black float ball isnt hanging up on anything under the cover if it stops and hangs up on something the valve will continue to fill the tank and water willoverflow cause it wont shut off.

Something is leaking by whether its the washer in the flush valve or the flapper is no good and seal doesnt sit properly check out these parts and it should take care of your problem adjusting water is not the problem water escaping into bowl is.

Usually there is a screan that is on the bottom of fill valve on the outside of tank were the water inlet is you can shut water off and remove srean and flush out if it dont have one you will have to remove the valve from tank and flush out in kitchen sink or faucet.

You have to look at the stainless rod that is on the side of black float it has a stainless clip on it you take pliers or fingers and move the clip down on rod to raze the float.

Remove tank from bowl and take the nut off were the water inlet goes the assembly will come offf and reinstall the new valve

You dont need any special tools are you taking tank off and pulling off the gasket and installing new one on the bolts

The float valve needs adjusted or replaced.

Look to see if chain to flush valve is connected. (valve is the item in bottom center of tank aka flapper.

Check if the bowl is cracked. If so, it's replacement time.

replace the small rubber washer in the water inlet control valve .

Call a repair shop, or junk yard... they usually have something kicking around

Check the fill valve for any obstructions, or the diaphragm under the top cover. where the small hole attaches to the top of the fill valve. Why was it removed? If due to blockage the blockage may still be inside the bowl trap.

the fill valve is not letting water in you either have a float that raises up when water is full so when you flush the float drops down letting water in then when water raises it shuts off i would replace the float fill valve and corky flapper.... here is what you do .... first shut water off where it goes up to the tank....... flush commode to empty as much water from tank....... reach up under tank there is a plastic coupling that connects the water supply line to the bottom of the toilet tank...put a small pan under the shut off valve that goes to the toilet some water is going to drain from the tank when you take the coupling loose..... turn the coupling counter clockwise ( use a channel lock adjustable wrench to loosten then had turn) once this is loose you can pull the riser tube away from the tank...... now there is a plastic nut that screws the shaft to the bottom of the tank loosten with channel lock then remove with hand by turning counter clock wise ( you will get a bunch of water flowing down to the pan) remove the entire fill valve , replace with a fluidmaster fill valve ( about 8 bucks from big box store when you take the new fill valve out of the box there is a neopreme seal you must put on the new threaded shaft ( it has an inner ring you may have to punch out) once you put this on you can insert the entire shaft down through the hole in tank then secure with thin nut provided tighten but do not overtighten then put coupling back on,,,,,put the over flow tube on the tit of the fill valve and stick down into over flow ok thats done when you go to big box store purchas a 5 buck corky flapper (red caus it can handle chlorine water better) remove the old one at bottom of tank( just two clips to remove and chain attached to flush lever...install new one be shure chain does not have a lot of slack so it does not fall under flapper seal when you flush......OK YOU ARE DONE TURN WATER ON WATCH TANK FILL LOOK FOR LEAKS TAKE A TOWEL AND DRY ALL AREAS THEN TAKE YOUR HAND AND FEEL FOR LEAKS UNDER TANK AND DOWN TO SHUT OFF VALVE .....CONGRATS YOU DID IT!