Reverse Lockout Solenoid on a Titan 6 Disk Brake Actuator

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I have a Titan 6 disk brake actuator and want to install a reverse lockout solenoid #T4748800, I am wondering if it will work because it has a 1/32nd orifice, the orifice that is on the actuator now is a lot larger that 1/32nd. The worry is will the small hole interfere with the brakes from releasing during normal driving?

asked by: Mike

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The Replacement Solenoid Valve # T4748800 was specifically designed to be used on your Titan Model 6 coupler so I can guarantee it will work for you. We have had several customers do exactly what you are looking to do without any issue.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

Dexter does not have an option for an electric lockout on their drum brake actuators, but that doesn't mean you can't add one. It is as simple as adding the Replacement Solenoid Valve for Dexter Brake Actuators #T4748800 to the #T4500600.…

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Answer 2

The bolt hole dimensions of the Demco Brake Actuator #DM8669112 are 12-1/2 inches on center and 3 inches on center. I've attached a photo to assist. The Titan #T4747220 has mounting holes that are 3 inch on center so 2 of the 3 holes will align…

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Answer 3

Yes, you can use the Dexter Disc Brake Actuator #T4747220 as a replacement for your current Titan Model 6 actuator.

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Answer 4

If it's a slip-on rotor setup what you'll want is the Kodiak Disc Brake Kit part #K2R526S for each axle. This gives you a stainless steel rotor and caliper. We do not have any stainless rotors that will fit with the UFP calipers you have now.…

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Answer 5

The Titan Surge Trailer Actuator part #T4747220 will pretty easily install in place of what you have now but looking at the picture of what you have and what looks like an equal distance between the mounting holes it would seem most likely that you…

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Answer 6

When bleeding the brakes on a surge actuator, such as the Dexter DX7.5L A-60 Brake Actuator w Electric Lockout #DX56FR, you want to start by making sure there is fresh fluid in the reservoir then press a screw driver against the rod in the access…

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Answer 7

Hey Bill. To replace your Tie Down Model 66 actuator for drum brakes, I recommend the Demco Hydraulic Brake Actuator item #DM72VR. It has a 7,000 lbs capacity, fits a 3" wide channel tongue, and will work with a 2" hitch ball. The Demco…

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Answer 8

The Demco Hydraulic Brake Actuator part #DM72VR is a great option to replace an Atwood 82543. That said, it does not come with any sort of reverse lockout feature therefore in order to reverse without the brakes locking up you will either need to add…

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Answer 9

We do have a large selection of replacement parts available for your Titan Model 10 Actuator. I am not sure exactly what you are needing so I will list out the replacement parts for you to check out. Replacement Master Cylinder Assembly - #T2374600…

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Answer 10

That's a good question and in order to reverse with the Titan Zinc-Plated Brake Actuator w/ Drop - Disc - 2-5/16" Ball - Bolt On - 12,500 lbs #T4750600 you will need to add a reverse lockout, which is the Solenoid Valve for Titan Brake…

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Answer 11

The closest option we have to replace your Atwood 82543 actuator is part #DM72VR. However, it doesn't have the lockout like your Atwood does. To add a lockout use #T4748800 but it's an electric lockout unlike the Atwood's manual lockout.…

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Answer 12

Hello Gregg, I think I can help shed some light on what is going on. Basically, there are two ways to stop surge brakes from actuating when backing up the trailer. The first and most popular way to do this is to use a surge brake actuator with a…

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