Titan Elite is a family, not one machine. The Elite 2000 and 3000 are electric, the 3500 and 4500 are gas-engine models, the 3500 72V runs on a battery, and the E15 and E20 are older electric piston-pump sprayers. Find your model name on the sprayer, then use that model's diagram pages for parts.
What Elite covers, and what it does not
People say "Elite" for several different machines, and a few other Titan products borrow the word. That is why a part ordered by model nickname goes wrong so often. The sprayers that belong to the series are the Elite 2000, 3000, 3500, 3500 72V, 4500, E15 and E20.
Three things also say Elite but are not part of it: the Maxum Elite HVLP gun, the LazyLiner Elite, and the Elite G40 and G55 gas sprayers. If your part list mentions one of those, you are on a different family's pages.
One more point trips people up. The series is often called the Elite electric line, but only the 2000 and the 3000 are electric. The 3500 and 4500 are gas-engine sprayers, and the 3500 72V is battery powered.
Titan Elite models by power type
| Model | Power | Titan part number | Where the parts are on the site |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elite 2000 | Electric, 1.0 HP DCX motor | 2437317 | Listed part by part (no diagram page); search the part number |
| Elite 3000 | Electric, 1.2 HP DCX motor | 2402333 | Elite 3000 pump assembly and ten other Elite 3000 diagram pages |
| Elite 3500 | Gas, Honda GX120 | 0537012A High Rider, 0537013A Low Rider | Elite 3500 pump assembly and the rest of the 3500 pages |
| Elite 3500 72V | Battery, Honda eGX 72V | See the 3500 72V note below | Some 3500 parts list it in their fitment notes |
| Elite 4500 | Gas, Honda GX160 | 2407310 High Rider, 2407311 Low Rider (dealer listings) | Elite 4500 pump assembly and the rest of the 4500 pages |
| Elite E15 | Electric, older piston pump | No sprayer listing on the site | E15 fluid section, filter block, gear box and frame |
| Elite E20 | Electric, older piston pump | No sprayer listing on the site | E20 fluid section, filter block, gear box and frame |
The gas and battery models are filed under the site's Elite gas parts section; the electric models are under the Elite electric section. The top-level pages are Titan Elite Sprayer Parts and Elite Gas Sprayer Parts.
The electric PermaStroke models: Elite 2000 and 3000
Titan lists the Elite 2000 at 0.47 GPM and 3000 psi with a 1.0 HP DCX motor and a 0.021" maximum tip, which it ties to fine-finish work as well as traditional coatings. The Elite 3000 is listed at 0.60 GPM and 3300 psi with a 1.2 HP DCX motor and a 0.025" maximum tip. Both ship with a 517 tip and a 1/4" x 50' airless hose; the 2000 comes with an RX-80 gun and the 3000 with an RX-Pro.
Titan describes both as field serviceable with only two wear parts to change. On the 3000 the site lists those as the 2393043 inlet valve and the 2369445 outlet valve assembly. The 2000 has its own inlet and outlet valves, 2443943 and 2443904, so do not carry a 3000 number over to a 2000.
The gas and battery models: Elite 3500, 3500 72V and 4500
The Elite 3500 uses a Honda GX120 engine and Titan lists it at 0.75 GPM, 3300 psi and a 0.027" maximum tip. It comes as the High Rider 0537012A or the Low Rider 0537013A. The Elite 4500 uses a Honda GX160 and is listed at 1.25 GPM and 3300 psi with a 0.036" maximum tip for one gun, or 0.023" when spraying with up to two guns. The 4500 figures come from dealer listings and the matching Elite 5500 page rather than a Titan Elite 4500 page, so confirm them against your own manual.
The Elite 3500 72V is the battery version. Titan says its Honda eGX 72V battery closely matches the output of a conventional GX120 engine, and lists the same 0.75 GPM, 3300 psi and 0.027" maximum tip as the gas 3500. It ships with a battery and charger. Because the 3500 72V has no diagram of its own on the site, its fitment is shown in the notes on individual parts such as the 0537903 valve repair kit, which the catalog lists for the Elite 3000, 3500 and 3500 72V.
Do not confuse the 4500 with the Elite 5500. The 5500 is a separate gas model with its own part numbers, and it is not a renamed 4500.
The older E15 and E20
The E15 and E20 are older electric piston-pump sprayers. Their manuals give a maximum working pressure of 2750 psi, and they say hoses and guns must be rated for at least that. If an older listing shows a different pressure, go by the manual.
Both have a wet cup that takes Piston Seal Lubricant, and they relieve pressure by turning the pressure relief or prime knob to prime, per the manuals. The parts diagrams share nothing with the PermaStroke models. The E15 fluid section lists the 762-175 fluid section repacking kit, and its part numbers start with 762. The E20 fluid section uses 761 numbers instead, including the 761-117 piston rod. Part numbers differ between the two, so open the diagram that matches your model rather than assuming parts interchange.
What PermaStroke means on the model page
PermaStroke is Titan's name for the sealed hydraulic pump drive used across the 2000, 3000, 3500 and 4500. Titan says it has no piston, packings, cylinder or clutch to wear or burn out, and that it delivers top performance between 300 and 3300 psi (between 300 and 3000 psi on the 2000). That describes the pump drive, not the whole sprayer. Valves, filters, seals, hoses, guns and tips still wear, and the old E15 and E20 piston pumps are not PermaStroke at all.
How to tell which one you own
Read the model name and number on the sprayer
Match it against the table above. A gas engine on the frame means a 3500 or 4500; a battery pack means the 72V; a power cord means a 2000, 3000, E15 or E20.
Open that model's diagram
Start from the pump assembly page for your model, or from the top-level Elite page, and find the numbered callout for your part.
Check the manual for anything you cannot see
Operation manuals are on our manuals page. They are the right source for pressure relief steps and troubleshooting.
Call if the model is unclear
Phone (713) 931-0006 with the model and serial number and our parts team will help match the part to your sprayer.
Starting points for each Elite family:
The Short Version
Elite is a family of seven sprayers: two electric PermaStroke models, two gas models, a battery model, and two older piston-pump models. Identify yours by power type first, then use only that model's diagrams. The parts rarely carry over between them.
Not sure which Elite you have?
Call (713) 931-0006 with the model and serial number and our parts team will point you to the right diagram.
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