Glydus K115 Hydraulic Steering Kit Single Outboard up to 115HP

Genuine Glydus K115 hydraulic steering package for a single outboard rated up to 115 hp, subject to the manufacturer's application guide. The kit combines an 18 cc helm, OC-115U cylinder, pre-crimped hoses and steering fluid.

Key Features

• Complete single-helm, single-cylinder steering package
• Non-feedback hydraulic control
• Approximately five turns lock to lock
• Two 5 m factory-crimped hoses included
• Two litres of hydraulic steering fluid included

Technical Specs

• Maximum rating: 115 hp, subject to application exclusions
• Helm: Glydus H18M mid-mount
• Helm displacement: 18 cc per revolution
• Helm pressure rating: up to 105 bar
• Cylinder: Glydus OC-115U
• Cylinder capacity: approximately 90 cc
• Cylinder stroke: approximately 184 mm
• Hoses: 2 x 5 m
• Fluid: 2 x 1 L HO-150
• Warranty: manufacturer's 1-year warranty

Compatibility / Fitment Guide

For selected single-outboard installations up to 115 hp. Suitable applications exist across Honda, Johnson/Evinrude, Mercury/Mariner, Suzuki, Tohatsu and Yamaha ranges, but horsepower alone does not confirm fitment. Check the complete engine model and year, steering arm, tilt-tube and clamp-bracket clearance, splashwell width and the Glydus OC-115U application guide. Some engines require a special steering hook or mounting modification. High-performance 115 hp and 4 3/4-inch Mercury Command Thrust applications require a higher-capacity cylinder.

Part Number Cross Reference

• Complete kit: K115
• Helm pump: H18M
• Outboard cylinder: OC-115U
• Hydraulic fluid: HO-150

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a genuine Glydus kit?
Yes. This is a genuine Glydus K115 steering package.

Are hoses and fluid included?
Yes. The kit includes two 5 m hoses and two 1 L containers of steering fluid.

Is a steering wheel included?
No steering wheel is stated as included.

Will it fit every outboard below 115 hp?
No. Confirm the exact engine against the Glydus application guide and measure all installation clearances.

Who should install it?
Professional marine installation is recommended, followed by full bleeding and lock-to-lock and trim-clearance tests.