Replacement Master Cylinder Cap Needed for Dico Actuator

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I’m trying to find a master cylinder cap see pic.

asked by: George

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I believe the master cylinder cap you are needing for your Dico actuator is part # T4480701 which fits the common Dico Model 60 actuators. If you don't have a Dico Model 60 actuator please let me know what you have and I can make additional recommendations for you.

expert reply by: Jon G

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Answer 1

There are a few different replacement caps for the various Titan actuators. Replacement #T4830601 that you referenced fits model 10 and 20 actuators. Since it doesn't fit you must have one of the others. Cap #T4480701 is for model 60 and Aero…

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

Your Titan Aero 6000 will use master cylinder cap #T4480701. There are a few different caps used on various Titan actuators but yours does use this one.

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Answer 4

That rubber plug looking piece is not part of the cap assembly. It would not get attached to the cap. Where exactly is the fluid leaking out of? If it's through the top of the cap it is bad and would need to be replaced with part #T4480701. If…

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

It's hard to tell which cap you need exactly from the picture but I measured the caps we have that might work for you. Part #T4480701 for Titan Model 60 actuators measures 1-1/4 inches at the threads like you previously saw. Part #T4830601 for…

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Answer 7

I went out to the warehouse to pull the Replacement Master Cylinder Filler Cap #T4480701 for your older Titan Model 60 Actuator. I was able to find that the rubber piece you described is actually the diaphragm insert that is sealed within the cap.…

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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