P1000 1000 seat heat shield for sale!

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Seat Heat Solution Pioneer 1000

If your buns a getting a little too toasty I have the solution. The shields covers the hole above the sub transmission and blocks that heat. Works great with blocking the steam that rises behind the seat when you hit water as well. The extra that is sticking up in the back tucks behind seat once it's in place so you have double layer behind seat sealing it up very well. This material is 5/16" thick made as a heat reflective barrier. All slits for seat belts would be cut all you have do is slap it on and go. They are 25.00 and $1 to cover PayPal fees. 26.00. I have two left at the 26.00 I have ordered more materials will go up just a tad on the price. With materials, shipping and time involved the new ones will be $30.00. I will have these ready to ship June 1. You can prepay and be the first ones shipped. Thanks everyone and Happy Trails.

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Give me a call. larry 406 799 5794
 
Bayouownbeer

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Out of stock until June 1. But you can still place your order they ship out June 1.
 
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Tried out the shield cover today. It didn't stop all the heat and that was expected, but it certainty helped a lot. Defiantly worth getting. Thanks again Bayouownbeer!

The best result for me was tuck the right and left seat in but leave the middle seat out. The top of engine is right there in that middle seat and up the back a bit.

Edit: Wouldn't this thread be better suited in P1000 Accessories and Modifications.
 
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Tried out the shield cover today. It didn't stop all the heat and that was expected, but it certainty helped a lot. Defiantly worth getting. Thanks again Bayouownbeer!

The best result for me was tuck the right and left seat in but leave the middle seat out. The top of engine is right there in that middle seat and up the back a bit.
I've never tried that
Tried out the shield cover today. It didn't stop all the heat and that was expected, but it certainty helped a lot. Defiantly worth getting. Thanks again Bayouownbeer!

The best result for me was tuck the right and left seat in but leave the middle seat out. The top of engine is right there in that middle seat and up the back a bit.
I've haven't tried that. There is a small crack at the bottom of the back rest also lets heat in. Also try some black gorilla tape around the seat belt holes before the sheild goes in place. The sheild doesn't seal up the belt holes well. That's prob where you still getting it from.
 
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Ryan1000camo

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Hi bayou,
I ordered one of your shield yesterday and looking forward to getting it in and installed in my 1000-5. My father-in- law is having similar issues with his 500. Currently he's using a rag to stuff down the seat belt holes. Any plans for a 500 heat shield ?
 
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Hi bayou,
I ordered one of your shield yesterday and looking forward to getting it in and installed in my 1000-5. My father-in- law is having similar issues with his 500. Currently he's using a rag to stuff down the seat belt holes. Any plans for a 500 heat shield ?
Not in the near future. But I buy this thick 5/16" material in bulk so I could sell you a piece a lot cheaper than you can go buy a piece and you can cut it your self. Once yours comes in you can see what I did for that 1000 and go from
There. Send me a PM. If Intrested. Problem is getting my hands on a 500.
 
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I just use seat cushions. Same kind in all my vehicles. Took the heat right away.
 
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Use gorilla tape one the seat belt holes before the sheild for best results
 
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Got mine today.
Thanks!
Any solutions for the gap behind the front seat back that allows hot air through?
It's not bad, but interested if there is another similar mod out there for rear passengers.
 
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Got mine today.
Thanks!
Any solutions for the gap behind the front seat back that allows hot air through?
It's not bad, but interested if there is another similar mod out there for rear passengers.
Shoot me a pick of it email to [email protected]
 
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Got mine today.
Thanks!
Any solutions for the gap behind the front seat back that allows hot air through?
It's not bad, but interested if there is another similar mod out there for rear passengers.


There's a solution but you have to work for it.

I used adhesive backed insulation and covered the rear passenger floor board. Here's a few pics. I can give more info if you got questions.


I removed all those plastic prices till my pioneer looked like this.
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This is the rear passenger floor

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While in there, I also covered pretty much everything else

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Your first question about the gap behind the seat, I haven't attacked that yet. I'll be interested to see if you come up with something.


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There's a solution but you have to work for it.

I used adhesive backed insulation and covered the rear passenger floor board. Here's a few pics. I can give more info if you got questions.


I removed all those plastic prices till my pioneer looked like this.
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This is the rear passenger floor

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Sent from my iPad 7G
In the first pic, regarding the flex hose connecting the hard pipe and the air box, is this where you found loose bands that needed tightening?
 
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In the first pic, regarding the flex hose connecting the hard pipe and the air box, is this where you found loose bands that needed tightening?

I found the loosest clamps under the seat at the lowest part of the intake tract.

I also lined the air box with the same reflective heat barrier. Not sure if it helps but I had some left over and figured it couldn't hurt.


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Just sent u email. I want to buy one.


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