How to Identify the Correct Replacement Shock for a Titan Surge Brake Actuator
Updated 08/11/2026 | Published 08/06/2026 >
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Question:
How can I tell what “ Damper Shock Absorber Shock Absorber” I need for my titan? The sticker identifying the trailer hitch is gone. Suggestions?
asked by: Larry L
Expert Reply:
Thanks for sending the pictures Larry!
I was able to identify your actuator from the original tag. You have a Dexter P-16 Model SLR surge brake actuator rated for 3,500 lbs.
The Replacement Shock Absorber for Dexter Model 60 Brake Actuators # T2336200 you're looking at is the replacement shock for the older Dexter/Titan/Dico actuators and measures 4-15/16" collapsed and 6-1/4" extended, measured from the center of one mounting hole to the center of the other.
Can you measure your existing shock center to center between the mounting holes? If it's approximately 4-15/16" collapsed and 6-1/4" extended, then # T2336200 is the replacement you'll need.

Larry L.
8/10/2026
I measured my existing shock center to center between the mounting holes and it's approximately 4-15/16" collapsed and 6-1/4" extended. Consequently from what you indicated the # T2336200 is the replacement I need to replace my existing shock. Can I order it through your website and do you have them on hand. Do you have a return policy if it ends up not to fit properly? Looking forward to your response. Thank you for all your help! Larry

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Replacement Shock Absorber for Dexter Model 60 Brake Actuators
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Larry L.
8/10/2026
Is there one for the same hitch but rated for 5 or 7,000 lbs?