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Looking For a Re-Build Kit for Titan Model 60 Brake Actuator  

Updated 07/05/2013 | Published 07/03/2013



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Do you have a rebuild kit for this part. Parts to include new actuator, seals and reservoir? And if there is a kit what is the price?

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The re-build kit for your Titan disc Brake Actuator is Titan Replacement Kit # T4820000. This kit is for disc brakes and includes the master cylinder, filler cap, connector and hardware.

I have provided a link that will take you to the product page for current pricing.

If you happen to have drum brakes, the correct master cylinder assembly is Titan # T4395100.

I have also provided a link for this item.

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