Cobalt Boats Forum

New in box OEM Trim Sender. Model number in pictures.
$185.00 Shipped PayPal or Zelle pickup in Coeur d’Alene, ID

Brand new never installed OEM Volvo Penta steering actuator. Model number in the picture.
$650.00 Shipped PayPal or Zelle pickup in Coeur d’ Alene, ID

2-New Phender Pro Cobalt engraved quick release cleats.
New package of Cobalt accessories fender lines. (2-lines in the package.)
1 Cobalt accessories docking line.
$200.00 shipped. PayPal or Zelle or pick up in Coeur d’ Alene, ID

A buddy of mine was having his redone and the guy doing the work knew exactly what product to use after seeing the seats. From my understanding, Beluga is an industry standard and all manufacturers of Marine vinyl will produce it. It's hard to understand and sad at the same time, that Cobalt does ...

Here ya go, https://perfectfit.com/products/beluga- ... 2994675830

I am the one that purchased the switch from bruceb58. Just buy the Mercruiser T harness, cut the plug off the Volvo switch and wire it accordingly. The red button will not be used in your application so there will be one spare wire. The Volvo switch is a much nicer looking switch and operates ...

I am the one that purchased the switch from bruceb58. Just buy the Mercruiser T harness, cut the plug off the Volvo switch and wire it accordingly. The red button will not be used in your application so there will be one spare wire. The Volvo switch is a much nicer looking switch and operates ...

There is a T harness for the trim switch. I used one from Mercruiser that was plug and play. This link shows a kit and the switch looks just like what comes from the factory. When I added mine I used the Volvo switch shown above, however I had to cut the round plug off and make my own plug that was ...

If you trace the cable to the front there should be a part number on it. Most likely it's a Seastar product but they have been bought out by Dometic. The part numbers are still the same at least 3 years ago they were. I tied a piece of rope on mine and pulled it out so I could order the correct part ...

I went with this company and everything turned out very nice, no complaints.
https://corinthianmarine.com/?srsltid=A ... vw55GNYi3T
I ordered replacement Cobalt snaps from Gordy's Marine so it would look more factory.

Some play is normal.

I would start by disconnecting the actuators and see if the drives turn freely. You should be able to turn them with little effort by hand.

A picture would help. Are you referring to the horn grille? If so the horns are attached to a bracket that has threads for those screws. You will most likely need someone on the inside to hold the horns in place to line up the screws.

Not sure on your specific model, however I replaced mine without pulling the motor. If I were doing it again I would switch to a hydraulic steering system.

I’ll look into a new cable asap since it is probably the original. Definitely don’t want to be stranded out in the water. Any recommendations on where to source one outside of local boat shops/mechanics?
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It's more than likely a SeaStar (Dometic) product. Id pull the old one out to get the ...