Will Titan Brake Actuator part # T43397007K Replace a Tie Down 70E Actuator

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Hi there I was wondering if theres any thing that would be not compatible if I were to switch over to this actuator from a tie down 70E I believe my disc brakes are tiedown as well but not 100 positive, and also the mail brake line that is threaded into the actuator is a 3/8 OD correct? thank you

asked by: Jon S

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Yes, the Titan brake actuator part # T4339720 that you referenced will easily replace the Tie Down actuator you have now. The fitting size is the same. I attached a review video for this actuator for you to check out as well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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