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In Short

On an Impact 1040T the parts that wear are in the fluid section: packings, wear ring, valve balls and seats, and the piston rod. Filters and the tip are cheaper checks and come first. The site holds separate 1040T diagrams for the fluid section, filter plug, drive, main and cart assemblies, so order from the 1040T pages, not the 1040 ones.

What the 1040T is

The Impact 1040T is an electric piston-pump airless sprayer. Titan lists it at 1.15 gpm and 3300 psi, with a 2.5 hp brushless motor, a largest tip of 0.033" on one gun and 0.022" per gun on two. Dealers quoting Titan describe it for smooth texture and abrasive coatings such as level 5 finishes, knockdown and high-build material.

Titan lists a submerged foot valve for heavy-bodied coatings on the 1040T, along with ceramic balls and carbide seats and a hose wrap. Its sprayer part number on our site is 2405360. Titan also lists the Impact 1040, which has its own diagrams; this guide covers the 1040T.

Check these before you order a pump part

Titan's 640 and 1040 manuals agree on the causes of the common problems, and several are cheaper than a repack. Work through them in this order.

Symptom to first check

What you seeCheck firstThen
Will not primePRIME/SPRAY valve left in SPRAY; stuck inlet valve; air leak at the siphon tube or suction setClogged pump filter, inlet screen or siphon tube
Will not build or hold pressureAir leak, clogged filter or screen, worn tipWorn or dirty packings, worn valve balls
Surge or pulsing at the gunWorn upper packings (the manuals say repack)-
Fluid leaking at the top of the fluid sectionLoose fittingsWorn packings or balls, worn valve seats
Poor spray patternWorn tip or a tip that is too largeClogged pump filter, gun filter or inlet screen
Will not runPlugged in, tripped breaker, pressure knob at minimumMotor too hot (let it cool), loose wiring, defective ON/OFF switch

Summarized from the manuals for the Impact 640 and 1040. Follow your own manual for the procedure.

Relieve pressure firstBefore you open a fitting, clean a filter or touch the fluid section, follow the pressure relief procedure in your manual. Airless fluid can inject through the skin and needs immediate medical attention. A tip, a filter or a fitting check is not worth skipping it.

The fluid section: where the wear is

Titan says the PermaLife cylinder never wears and never needs replacing. That covers the cylinder only. The packings, seats, balls and piston rod still wear, and these are what the 1040T's Fluid Section 0532437A diagram shows.

Fluid section wear parts on the 1040T diagram

1
Upper packing assemblyThe upper packings are the manuals' cause of surge and pulsing at the gun.Part #800-353A
2
Lower packing assemblyThe lower packing set that completes the repack.Part #800-355A
3
Wear ringSits with the packings in the pump block.Part #800-354
4
Repacking kitThe kit our diagram lists for this fluid section.Part #800-730
5
Outlet valve ballWorn balls are a listed cause of lost pressure and leaks.Part #0552234
6
Outlet valve seatThe manuals say worn seats can be reversed or replaced.Part #0294516
7
Inlet seatThe inlet-side seat.Part #00310
8
Piston rodMoves through the packings; the manuals call for a smooth rod.Part #0507732

Quad+ Packings are self-adjusting; Titan says they wipe abrasive coatings clean during operation and protect the piston and main sealing lip. They are not maintenance-free. Titan does not publish a service interval or a life in gallons for packings, balls or seats, so use the symptoms above rather than a calendar. Order the repacking kit when the symptoms appear.

Oil the packingsTitan lists an AutoOiler on the 1040 that it says delivers oil from the reservoir directly to the packings at the push of a button. The 1040T face plate oiler assembly on the diagram is 805-250A. Piston Lube is sold as 700-926.

The filter plug assembly

Blocked filters cause the most common poor-pattern and pressure complaints, and Titan's manuals say to inspect and clean the pump filter, the gun filter and the inlet screen. On the 1040T, the Filter Plug Assembly holds the manifold filter. Our diagram lists it as a 730-067-10 100 mesh fine filter, and the same page holds the 800-925 bypass valve, the 14058 filter spring and the PrimeSpray valve.

Use the 1040T page for these. The ordinary 1040 filter diagram lists a 60 mesh filter, a different part number.

Drive, electrical and cart

These parts rarely need replacing when the problem is at the gun, so look at them after the fluid end and filters have been ruled out. The Drive Assembly lists the 2.5 hp class motor assembly 805-271A, the 2406681 motor controller and the slider and gears. The Main Assembly has the 9850936 power switch and the 800-437 transducer assembly.

If the sprayer will not run, the manuals list tripped breaker, pressure knob at minimum, overheating, loose wiring and a defective ON/OFF switch. Loose wiring is a job for a service center. The 1040T Upright Cart Assembly covers the wheels, handle and cam, which are structural rather than wear parts.

Order the right parts in four steps

Confirm the model

Confirm it is the 1040T, not the 1040, 1140 or 1640. The sibling pages look alike but their part numbers differ in places.

Open the right diagram

Fluid section for packings and valves, filter plug for filters, drive for motor and controller, main for switch and transducer.

Match the callout

Find the numbered callout and add that part. If the same item appears on another model's page, use the 1040T page anyway.

Ask if unsure

Call (713) 931-0006 with the model and serial number. Some products are ordered from the manufacturer after you order, so see shipping information for how dates work.

Common 1040T service parts, with current prices and Add to Cart.

Titan 800-730 Repacking Kit −15%
Titan
Titan 800-730 Repacking Kit
Part #: 800-730
$310.00 $363.00 Save $53.00
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−8%
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Titan 800-353A Upper Packing Assembly
Part #: 800-353A
$78.95 $86.10 Save $7.15
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Titan 800-355A Lower Packing Assembly −10%
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Titan 800-355A Lower Packing Assembly
Part #: 800-355A
$92.47 $103.20 Save $10.73
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−6%
Titan
Titan 800-354 Wear Ring
Part #: 800-354
$30.05 $31.80 Save $1.75
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Titan 0552234 Outlet Valve Ball Genuine OEM
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Titan 0552234 Outlet Valve Ball
Part #: 0552234
$26.90
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Titan 0294516 Outlet Valve Seat (Replaces Titan 944-043) −8%
Titan
Titan 0294516 Outlet Valve Seat (Replaces Titan 944-043)
Part #: 0294516
$77.30 $84.30 Save $7.00
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The short version

Check the tip, filters, inlet screen and suction connections first. If pressure still falls or the gun surges, the packings, balls and seats in the 1040T fluid section are the next suspects. Use the 1040T diagrams, and call (713) 931-0006 if you are unsure.

Need help matching a 1040T part?

Have your model and serial number ready and call (713) 931-0006, or order from the 1040T diagrams by callout number.

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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the repacking kit for the Impact 1040T?
The 1040T Fluid Section diagram on our site lists repacking kit 800-730. The same page shows the upper packing assembly 800-353A, lower packing assembly 800-355A and wear ring 800-354. Open the page and match the callouts to your pump.
Why will my Impact 1040T not prime?
Titan's manuals list the PRIME/SPRAY valve left in SPRAY, a stuck inlet valve, an air leak at the siphon tube or suction set, and a clogged filter, inlet screen or siphon tube. Check those before ordering parts.
Does the PermaLife cylinder need replacing?
Titan says the cylinder never wears and never needs replacing. The packings, valve balls and seats and piston rod do wear and are the parts to look at when pressure drops.
Are Impact 1040 and 1040T parts the same?
Not always. The site keeps separate diagrams for each, and the 1040T filter page lists a 100 mesh filter. Order from the diagram for your exact model, or call (713) 931-0006 to confirm.
How often should I replace the packings?
Titan does not publish a service interval or a life in gallons. Replace them when symptoms show: surge or pulsing at the gun, leaks at the top of the fluid section, or pressure that will not hold.
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