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Installation
20. After fully tightening the screws, follow the
instruction manual for your tilt mechanism to learn
how to attach the boot to the bezel.
21. Work the lip on the rubber boot into the accessory
channel on the bezel.
22. Proceed to "Wiring the Connections to the Marine
Craft Device" on page 11.
5 .4 Mounting on a SeaStar or
SeaStar Pro Hydraulic Steering
System
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19 SeaStar and SeaStar Pro Hydraulic Steering System Bezel
Shaft Seal Retaining
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Ring
Countersunk Screws
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The SeaStar and SeaStar Pro Hydraulic Steering System
(1991–present) helm can be identified by a metallic
"SeaStar" decal behind the oil fill plug.
PRO TRIM fits helms with an oil seal retaining ring held by
three countersunk screws. This ring is on the front of the
helm and surrounds the steering wheel shaft.
If your SeaStar helm does not have the ring with the
three screws around the steering wheel shaft, the switch
assembly cannot be fitted.
1. Remove the steering wheel and retain the hardware
for use during reinstallation. Refer to your steering
system and wheel manufacturer instructions to
ensure proper removal of the steering components.
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Steering Wheel Shaft
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PRO TRIM™ Single/Dual Bezel Switch Assembly
20 Hydraulic Steering System Wire Passage—Option 1 Holes
2. Provide a passageway for the wires to the inside or
underside of the dash. This can be done one of two
ways:
Option 1. Allow the wires to pass through the dash
and not be concealed by the bezel. Drill
one or two 3/8 in. diameter holes (one
required for single switch; two required for
dual switch) through the dash.
Option2. Allow passage of the wires underneath the
dash. Drilling holes is not required.
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If installing a single switch, be sure the hole is
drilled on the side the switch lever will be installed.
3. Attach the wires to the switch; red wire to the center
terminal, green wire to the top terminal, and blue
wire to the bottom terminal (see Figure 2).
4. Remove the three countersunk screws that hold the
shaft seal retaining ring in place (see Figure 19), but
do not remove the shaft seal retaining ring.
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21 Hydraulic Steering System Mounting Locations
Hydraulic Steering System Mounting Locations
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