Upgrade to Garmin Autopilot Reactor 40 - Marine Tech Vlog#7

In this episode, Matt takes significant strides in the Autopilot project, starting off by installing a new fuse panel to enhance the electrical system. This step is crucial before diving into the installation of the Garmin Reactor 40 Hydraulic Autopilot with SmartPump. After a successful installation, the focus shifts to replacing the Steering Cylinder Seals using our AMT0004 tool. The final phase involves employing the AMT0106 Bleed System Kit to bleed the hydraulic system thoroughly, ensuring there are no leaks and that the setup is immaculately installed. Join us in this technical journey and gain insights into a seamless Autopilot transition for your vessel. See you in the next update! More of Our Adventures: • We Bought a Boat - Marine Tech - Vlog#1    • We Bought a Boat - Marine Tech - Vlog#1   • Why We Bought It & Our Restoration Plans - Marine Tech Vlog#2    • Why We Bought It & Our Restoration Plans -...   • Yamaha 3.3L F225, Rough idle, not charging, not peeing - Marine Tech Vlog#3    • Yamaha 3.3L F225, Rough idle, not charging...   • We ran 220 miles with the gearcase Full of water! - Marine Tech Vlog#4    • 200 Hours Service on Yamaha F225 - Marine ...   • $10K Electronics Upgrade - Marine Tech Vlog#5    • $10K Electronics Upgrade - Marine Tech Vlog#5   • Installing Garmin GT51M Thru-Hull Transducer - Marine Tech Vlog#6    • Installing Garmin GT51M Thru-Hull Transduc...   • Contender Vlog    • Contender 31 Project   How To…: • Yamaka 100 Hour Service    • Yamaha 100 Hour Service   • Bleed SeaStar and Uflex Steering with Marine Tech Bleed System (Full How To)    • Bleed SeaStar and Uflex Steering with Mari...   • Yamaha Gear Case Upper Seals - Teardown and Replace    • Yamaha Gear Case Upper Seals - Teardown an...   Equip yourself for your own restoration journey with our tools. A Free Hat for Signing Up: https://marinetech.com/ Stay connected on our other platforms: • Facebook:   / marinetechtools   • Instagram:   / marine_tech_tools   Thanks for watching. Sincerely, the Marine Tech team.