Is the Replacement Master Cylinder Filler Cap Replacement T4480701 Coarse or Fine Threaded

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Part # T4480701 Is this fine thread?

asked by: Misti M

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If you look at the picture I have included of Replacement Master Cylinder Filler Cap # T4480701 I would say that is coarse threaded. But regardless this cap specifically fits Titan and Dico model 60 actuators and Titan Aero 7500 actuators. If you have one of those you are good to go. If you have something different then I cannot guarantee it is a fit.

expert reply by: Michael H

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Answer 1

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Answer 3

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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