Bleed Kit:

Compatible with Seastar hydraulic steering systems. Used for refilling your boat's steering system fluid without wasting a drop of that pricey Marine Hydraulic fluid.

Front Mount Steering Cylinder Seal Kit:

Fit for SeaStar Pivot/Front Mount Cylinders Fits front mount cylinder parts: HC5340, HC5341, HC5342, HC5343, HC5344, HC5345, HC5346, HC5347, HC5348, HC5358, HC5365, HC5375, HC5394, HC5445, HC6750, HC6751, HC6752, HC6753, HC6754, HC6755.

MATERIAL:

High quality brass fitting and PVC tube, Aluminum, steel and rubber ensure excellent mechanical and physical properties.DR-Auto product shows its good anti-oxidation, corrosion resistance and durability.

PACKAGE INCLUDE:

Bleed Kit includes 1 x hose with screw cap which fits for SeaStar or equivalent oil bottles, 1 x Bridge Tube that connects to Bleed fittings. Kit includes 2 x Seal Glands, 1 x Seal Gland Assembly Guide Tool, 1 x Pin Wrench, 8 x varies O-rings.

100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEE:

If you're not 100% satisfied with Tool Kit, simply return it for a full refund in 60 days. Premium Support & 2 Years' Warranty.

Using Instruction:

1. Loosening the Seal Gland. Turn the outboard hard to port; place the pin wrench in the holes of a gland. And use a 5⁄8-inch box wrench on the nut on the port end of the piston rod. (NOTE:Turn counterclockwise on the pin wrench with opposite pressure on the box wrench to loosen the seal gland)

2.Removing the Support Bracket. Use a 3/4-inch socket wrench to remove the nut and washer securing the support bracket to the support rod. (Do the same to the piston rod nut and washer. ) Use wrenches on the opposite ends to keep the rods from turning. With hardware gone, pull off the support bracket.

3. Use the pin wrench to remove the Old Seal Gland.

4.Install the New Seal Gland. Place the tapered guide tool from the kit on the end of the piston rod and lubricate it and the piston rod well with oil or grease. Carefully slide the new seal gland over the guide and onto the piston rod until it reaches the cylinder. Screw the seal gland into the cylinder, but don't tighten it yet. Remove the guide tool; it is not part of the final assembly, but you will need it for the other side.

5. Reinstall the Support Bracket. Reconnect the support bracket to the support rod and piston rod and replace the washers and nuts, tightening the nuts against the washers. You may need to use wrenches on the opposite nuts to tighten sufficiently.

6. Tightening the New Seal Gland. Use the pin wrench to tighten the new seal gland while using a 5⁄8-inch box wrench on the starboard end of the piston rod for counter torque.