Titan 60 Actuator Master Cylinder Replacement
Updated 05/15/2015 | Published 05/13/2015 >
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Question:
I recently purchased a brake kit. The actuator leaks massive amounts of fluid thru the cap vent hole. I recently noticed a rubber cup floating around inside the fluid reservoir. I assume is goes to the cap, since it fits inside. I have tried placing it inside the cap numerous ways and it falls out into the reservoir and fluid pukes out vent hole. Can someone tell me which way the rubber cup fits into the inside of the cap? Looking at the pics of replacement caps, mine looks nothing like that. Should I pay for a new cap?
asked by: Greg M
Expert Reply:
It sounds like your master cylinder is damaged. It shouldn't be leaking fluid and whatever portion of the reservoir that is floating around is not something that would have just came unscrewed.
Since you have a Titan Model 60 you would want the Replacement Master Cylinder # T4395100.
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Replacement Master Cylinder Filler Cap for Dexter Model 60 and Aero 7500 Actuators
- Accessories and Parts
- Brake Actuator
- Disc Brakes
- Hydraulic Drum Brakes
- Master Cylinder
- Cap
- Dexter
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