Replacement Master Cylinder Assembly for Titan Model 6 Brake Actuators - Disc

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• Do All Titan Model 6 Brake Actuators Have the Return Springs on the Master Cylinder Assembly
  The springs on the side of the Replacement Master Cylinder Assembly for Titan Model 6 Brake Actuators part # T1777405 are designed to pull the bracket and plunger back into position when applying the brakes in your tow vehicle to release the brake fluid. If you have a Titan Model 6 Brake Actuator then the correct master cylinder assembly will have these springs. I think you may be looking at the Master Cylinder for Model 6 Drum Brake Actuators part # T1027100 which is just simply one component...
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• If Model 6 Surge-O-Matic is Leaking Fluid Near Coupler Does Master Cylinder Need to be Replaced
  It very well could be the master cylinder assembly. To replace the master cylinder on your Surge-O-Matic Model 6 you would need the part # T1777405. Before replacing the unit though I would try taking your actuator apart to make sure that all of the connections are secure. It could be that the connections aren't quite secure which would result in all of the fluid you are seeing.
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• Purpose of Springs on Titan Master Cylinder Assembly # T1777405
  The two springs on the outside of the Titan Master Cylinder Assembly # T1777405 that you referenced are actually pretty integral to its operation. What will happen is that the steel (silver colored) bracket that mounts to the coupler housing will move forward from the main assembly when the trailer is being pulled. The springs will then essentially pull the bracket and plunger back into position when applying the brakes in your tow vehicle to release the brake fluid. With this in mind there...
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• Trailer Disc Brakes not Releasing on Trailer with Titan Model 6 Actuator
  I do not think it is the lockout solenoid causing the problem on your model 6 actuator but if it is closing for some reason when braking and moving forward (and then not opening again) that would explain why the brakes won't release. It should have 1 power wire and 1 ground wire. If the ground wire is missing then that could also explain it because it could be a case of the solenoid working intermittently because of that ground. Here is a test you can do with the actuator: With the trailer...
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• Solution for Titan Model 6 Trailer Surge Actuator that Sticks
  The springs shouldn't need any adjustment and they should feel pretty tight by hand. Did you replace the shock? That's typically what causes the brakes to stick like you mentioned. For a replacement shock for the Model 6 like what the master cylinder you referenced fits you'd want the part # T1242600.
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• Replacement 10-inch by 1-1/2 inch Trailer Brake Shoes
  If you are looking for 10-inch by 1-1/2 inch brake shoes we have one option, # BP04-065. They fit Dexter 2.8K axles. Also, in most cases replacing the brake assemblies will be less expensive than replacing the shoes. If you need grease seals too I would need to know the inner and outer bearing numbers of your hub. It is usually stamped on the outside of the seal.
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• Master Cylinder to Convert Titan Surge-o-Matic Model 6 Actuator to Disc Brake Operation
  You are correct that disc brakes require an actuator with higher psi pressure than what is required by drum brakes. Drum brakes need pressure of 1000-psi but discs need 1500 to 1600-psi. You can convert your Titan Surge-O-Matic Model 6 actuator to disc brake operation by replacing the master cylinder with part # T1777405. This kit includes the master cylinder, mounting plate, hex bolt, push rod assembly and installation hardware. If your brakes locked up this should not be due to the...
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• Can the Check Valve on a Titan Drum Brake Actuator be Removed for Use with Disc Brakes
  Technically, the check valve on the drum actuator, # T4079200, can be removed. However, it is not recommended to do so because you could end up damaging the master cylinder. It would be best to go with the appropriate actuator, # T4747200. You could also replace the master cylinder in the drum brake actuator using the disc brake master cylinder # T1777405.
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• Replacement Master Cylinder with 2 Plungers for 2005 Ranger Boat Trailer
  It sounds like you might have the master cylinder for the Titan Model 6 Brake Actuator, either part # T1777401 for Drum or # T1777405 for Disc. This particular master cylinder features two springs, one on each side, that assist with pulling the bracket and plunger back into position when applying the brakes. If this does not look like what you have please feel free to email me a picture directly and I will be happy to take a look. You might also try and locate a part number somewhere...
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• Replacement Master Cylinder for Titan Model 6 Brake Actuator
  We do indeed have the replacement master cylinder for your Titan Model 6 Drum Brake Actuator available with part # T1777401. If you happen to need the disc brake model the correct part is # T1777405, I have attached a short video review that you can check out as well.
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• Model 6 Trailer Brake Actuator Compresses but Does Not Extend
  The shock should compress when force is applied but then extended out again when no force is on it. It sounds like you have identified a faulty component. There may also be some debris that is causing it to not extend back out but given that the unit was used it is probably in need of replacement. Chances are that other components are equally as worn so I would look closely at the master cylinder as well. If it is in need of replacement then use # T1777401 for drum brakes or # T1777405...
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• Converting Titan Model 6 Drum Brake Actuator for New Disc Brakes
  When replacing the master cylinder on your existing Titan Model 6 Actuator, you will want to use a master cylinder for disc brakes like # T1777405. The master cylinder that is currently on your actuator is designed for the lower pressure drum brakes, so changing to one for disc brakes is highly recommended. This master cylinder assembly is designed for Titan Model 6 brake actuators and will include the master cylinder, mounting plate, hex bolt, push rod assembly and installation hardware.
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• Does Master Cylinder on Actuator Need to be Changed to Switch From Drum Brakes to Disc Brakes
  Yes, you do need to change the master cylinder on your actuator if you are converting from drum brakes to disc brakes. The correct master cylinder will depend on the model of your actuator. - Replacement Master Cylinder Assembly for Titan Model 10 and Model 20 Brake Actuators # T4749501042 - Replacement Master Cylinder Assembly for Titan Model 60 Brake Actuators # T4820000 - Replacement Master Cylinder Assembly for Titan Model 6 Brake Actuators # T1777405
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• Comparing The Titan Master Cylinder Assemblies For Model 6 Brake Actuators
  The difference between the Replacement Master Cylinder Assembly for Titan Model 6 Brake Actuators - Drum # T1777401 and the Replacement Master Cylinder Assembly for Titan Model 6 Brake Actuators - Disc # T1777405 is psi compatibility. The master cylinder for disc brakes requires 1600 psi for proper function. Drum brakes only require 1000 psi.
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• What are the Dimensions of the Mounting holes on the Titan Model 6 Master Cylinder
  I went out to our warehouse and took a measurement of the mounting holes of the Replacement Master Cylinder Assembly # T1777405. The part that you referenced, # T1027100, was out of stock, but the whole replacement assembly we do have in stock. From center to center of the bolt, the measurement was close to 3-3/16 inches. The bolt size that is mounted through that bore holes is 3/8 of an inch.
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• Will Removing Check Valve on Master Cylinder Keep Brakes from Engaging When Backing Up
  Removing the check valve from the master cylinder for hydraulic drum brakes, like part # T1777401, enables it to put out a greater psi rating so that it will be compatible with hydraulic disc brakes that require the higher psi rating. If you are mechanically inclined and you carefully reassemble the master cylinder then you can remove the check valve. However, if you are less mechanically inclined then it would be better to replace the drum master cylinder with a disc master cylinder,...
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• Replacement Master Cylinder for Titan Model 6 Actuator for Disc Brakes
  We do have the exact replacement master cylinder for your Model 6 Titan Zinc-Plated Brake Actuator - Disc Brakes # T4747200. The part you need is the Replacement Master Cylinder Assembly for Titan Model 6 Brake Actuators - Disc Brakes # T1777405.
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• Calipers And Master Cylinder For 1996 Loadmaster Aluminum Trailer
  The Kodiak Disc Brake Caliper, part # KDBC225DAC, are designed for 3,500 to 6,000 axles and will work with 10 to 12 inch diameter rotors. The Replacement Master Cylinder Assembly, part # T1777405 is designed for Titan Model 6 trailer brake actuators for disc brakes. This includes the master cylinder, mounting plate, bolt, rod assembly, nut, washer, spring and cap. If you do not have a Titan Model 6 brake actuator, you can check out the attached product page to find the master cylinder...
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