Adding fluid to Hynautic steering (48YF)

[racclarkson@gmail.com]

Mr Clarkson we’re talking Hynautic not Seastar Sea star is a completely different system that is unpressurized. The reservoir is in the steering head where any air in the system is supposed to collect.

Sounds like you're talking down to me. Hopefully, I'm wrong.

Hynautic has been a part of SeaStar Solutions for, maybe, 15 years. SeaStar manufactures and sells a wide array of marine steering and control systems. Many SeaStar parts are interchangeable with Hynautic systems. If you need help with your Hynautic system, you call SeaStar. SeaStar, for all intents and purposes, is Hynautic and has been for quite a while.

SeaStar Solutions is now a part of Dometic. It is hard to keep up these days.

[rsmith]

[QUOTE=racclarkson@gmail.com;358070]Sounds like you're talking down to me. Hopefully, I'm wrong.

Hynautic has been a part of SeaStar Solutions for, maybe, 15 years. SeaStar manufactures and sells a wide array of marine steering and control systems. Many SeaStar parts are interchangeable with Hynautic systems. If you need help with your Hynautic system, you call SeaStar. SeaStar, for all intents and purposes, is Hynautic and has been for quite a while.

SeaStar Solutions is now a part of Dometic. It is hard to keep up these days.[/

So when you RTF1983M it says anything about seastar in does it?????

[Pascal]

Mr Clarkson we’re talking Hynautic not Seastar Sea star is a completely different system that is unpressurized. The reservoir is in the steering head where any air in the system is supposed to collect.

Hynautic has been part of Sea Star for a few years now. Nowadays It looks like they only use a pressurized reservoir on power assisted systems

[racclarkson@gmail.com]

Everyone have a nice day.