I doubt your humidity estimates
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I can ride half a day in shorts and I only turn the fan on to move steam out the back. It gets warm but I can leave my bare hand on any of the plastic.
If the machines and climates are the same, the variable must riding style.
I dont live where there is heat and humidity like you guys so am wondering what it is like driving around in your vehicle at 15 mph with no A/C. Just wondering for comparison.
We should start hearing something from Honda or the dealers in about a month. Yippee!!!Has anyone heard anything solid from Honda?
Have you heard something or are you referring to the 18's?We should start hearing something from Honda or the dealers in about a month. Yippee!!!
I am referring to the heat issues with the Pioneer 1000. Honda has been saying that they are aware of the problem and they are working on it. Problem is, the poor guy I'm talking to cant tell me any time frames, etc. This has been going on for many months, perhaps more. Finally he was given permission to tell me that the fix will be out in about a month. This is great news! He doesn't know the particulars of the fix however. Hopefully they have a fix for the hot air coming thru the shifter slots/dash as well, not just the heat from the seats/engine.Have you heard something or are you referring to the 18's?
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I got voted to the rear seat by two of my kids on a ride. I was barefoot and I was fine. I'm not sure where the heat complaints are coming from. A little warm yes, hot no.Honda of America, It is past time to stand tall and make it right with your customers. I can live with the front heat do to my many $$ invested for heat shielding and fans but back seats are useless in hot weather. Please cut me a check for the difference between a 1000-3 and a 1000-5. I will watch for it in the mail.
I got voted to the rear seat by two of my kids on a ride. I was barefoot and I was fine. I'm not sure where the heat complaints are coming from. A little warm yes, hot no.
I have a new 17 model year 3 seater and the big problem is the middle seat and that plastic cowling right behind it, it's been mid 90's here lately and nobody can sit in that middle seat the heat is so intense, hopefully the fix will be effective and retroactive as a recall or free dealer repair.
There's a hot SPOT @3-4" in diameter up in the very front of the right rear footwell. It does get HOT (200 at idle parked) but the rest of the footwell is just warm. It's the point that is closest to the exhaust manifold.
But that spot also cools off by 70degrees with the bilge fan running or 5-10 mph movement of the machine.
I wouldn't say it's unusable, unless you're barefoot or wearing Jerusalem cruisers. I've had adults and kids back there this summer and have asked if it's too hot and no one has complained(I've had the fan on and been moving, who likes to sit still with the motor running?)
If you have 3 seater remove engine cover and problem solved
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I have asked in Honda during previous status phone calls and he said the heat fix would be no charge.I have a new 17 model year 3 seater and the big problem is the middle seat and that plastic cowling right behind it, it's been mid 90's here lately and nobody can sit in that middle seat the heat is so intense, hopefully the fix will be effective and retroactive as a recall or free dealer repair.
That's great news!Called and spoke with Honda today, because this past week we took it to Florida again on vacation, my youngest daughter got her flip flop toe melted in the passenger back seat. That's ridiculous ,the rep told me they will have to fix ready for the public in 2 weeks, she said they just got out of a meeting with management about it and was told the fix would be ready in 2 weeks. Guess we will see! I urge everyone to call and complain.