On an Elite 3000 the valve parts are the inlet valve (2393043), the outlet valve assembly (2369445) with its seven pieces, and the pusher stem parts around the inlet. Titan says the sprayer has only two wear parts to change. Check the suction strainer, filters and tip first, because a blocked filter mimics a worn valve.
Titan's two wear parts
Titan describes the Elite 3000 as field serviceable with only two wear parts to change. The product text we have does not say which two. Valves are the usual wear items on an airless pump, and the diagrams list two as complete units, so start there: the 2393043 inlet valve and the 2369445 outlet valve assembly. Treat that as our reading of the diagram, not a statement from Titan, and call (713) 931-0006 if you want it confirmed for your serial number.
The reason valves matter on any airless pump is simple. The inlet valve lets paint in on one half of the cycle and the outlet valve lets it out on the other half, and each needs a ball that seals against a seat. When one does not seal, pressure drops, the spray pulses, or the sprayer will not prime. Titan does not publish how long the valves last, so we do not either. Replace them when the symptoms and a check say so.
Outlet valve assembly, piece by piece
You can buy the outlet valve as the complete 2369445 assembly, or rebuild it from the individual pieces drawn on the Outlet Valve Assembly page. The seven pieces, with the callout to find on the drawing:
Elite 3000 outlet valve pieces
| Callout | Part number | Name on the site |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 341347 | Seal |
| 2 | 341327 | Outlet Valve Seat |
| 3 | 9941501 | Outlet Valve Ball |
| 4 | 253405 | Spring Support Ring |
| 5 | 341326 | Compression Spring |
| 6 | 9971470 | O-Ring |
| 7 | 0341328 | Clip |
Callouts are from the site's diagram. Catalog fitment for several of these also names the Elite 3500 and PowrLiner models.
If you can see the damage, buy the piece. A ball that has a flat spot or a seat with a groove cut in it is the classic failure, and those two are 9941501 and 341327. The seal, O-ring and spring are worth replacing while the valve is open, but the site gives no specification for any of them. If you cannot see what failed, the whole assembly (2369445) saves you guessing between seven numbers.
Pusher stem and inlet housing
The inlet side has its own page, Pusher Stem Assembly. The inlet valve 2393043 is drawn there at callout 4, and the parts around it are the ones that move or seal when you use the pusher:
- 2369452 Inlet Valve Pusher, callout 6 (the site lists it as replacing an earlier Titan number).
- 2334383 Inlet Housing, callout 2, and 0340339 Inlet, callout 1. The listing for 0340339 names the Elite 3500 and PowrLiner 3500 models in its fitment, so confirm it for a 3000 before ordering.
- 341316 Wiper, callout 8, 2369458 Seal, callout 5, and 9971486 O-Ring, callout 7.
- 2369455 Clamp, callout 3.
The 2402347 Inlet Valve Pusher Housing Assembly is drawn on the pump assembly page at callout 12, not on the pusher stem page, and its catalog fitment names the Elite 3500 and 3500 72V rather than the Elite 3000. Ask before you order that one for a 3000.
Releasing a stuck lower ball
The Elite 3000 has what Titan calls a Sureflo pusher valve. Titan says it lets you release a stuck lower ball valve without using a hammer. A lower ball that dried paint has glued to its seat can leave a sprayer running but not drawing paint, and the pusher exists for that case. The steps are in the owner's manual, so follow them there rather than from a summary. The manual is on our manuals page.
Symptoms that point to valves
Worn or fouled inlet and outlet valves cause pulsing, loss of pressure and failure to prime. So do several cheaper problems, which is why the order of checks matters. This is the order we would go in at a parts counter:
Check before you buy valve parts
| What you see | Check first | Then |
|---|---|---|
| Will not prime | Suction strainer and hose clear, fittings tight, pusher valve | Inlet valve 2393043 |
| Pressure falls or will not hold | Tip wear, gun filter, manifold filter | Outlet valve parts, then the inlet valve |
| Pulsing or spitting | Filters and strainer, tip | Valves, as above |
| Pump runs but no paint arrives | Dried paint, stuck lower ball | Pusher, then inlet valve |
This is general airless troubleshooting, not a Titan procedure. Follow your manual for each step.
Kit or single parts
0537903 Valve Repair Kit is on the pump assembly page without a callout, with catalog fitment for the Elite 3000, Elite 3500 and Elite 3500 72V. The site does not list its contents. Phone before ordering to find out whether it covers the part you need. When one component is clearly damaged, ordering just that component is usually the smaller order. When the sprayer has been neglected, the kit or the full assemblies are the safer way to avoid a second repair.
Elite 3000 valve parts to match against the diagrams:
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The Short Version
Rule out the strainer, filters and tip. Then work from the outlet valve pieces (callouts 1 to 7) and the inlet valve 2393043, use the pusher for a stuck lower ball, and call us if fitment or kit contents are unclear.
Not sure which valve part you need?
Call (713) 931-0006 with your Elite 3000 serial number and what the sprayer is doing, and our parts team will point you to the right part.
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