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All the P1K5’s and 3’s will fit perfectly. There isn’t a difference between the models for any year (so far) in terms of the QuickShield fitting.
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@tbounds02 - what they said 👆
I also bought a roll of adhesive firewall/reflective mat. It's the stuff people often use for vehicle acoustics, a bit like Dynamat, but much cheaper and watch the temperature range. Make sure it can take the heat of an engine compartment.
I opened everything up to get behind the angle/back part of the seat, washed everything with a degreaser, and stuck two layers of the stuff over that back angled section that otherwise lets the engine heat bake your crack. (Can I say that on the air?). The stuff isn't that expensive and you can cut and paste sections as you like.
It helped a lot, including for my dog that has to really tuck into the middle seat to be comfortable.
Also, here's a link to one of the prior discussions of the bilge v. radiator fan discussion.
P1000 - Bilge fan vs radiator fan??
I’m new to the Pioneer but have already discovered the “hot” seat issue. After my research I am still confused whether I should use a bilge fan or 7 or 8 inch radiator fan. Any insight would be appreciated.
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Mine is a 2021 P1K5. I first installed a 4" bilge fan (put it back in the box), but then went with a generic, reversible Amazon, 7" radiator fan hung from a bar under the seat. I like the heat in the winter, but ride in southern Utah and want to blow the engine heat out of the back most of the time.
I have a reversible in/out blower switch. I don't have an enclosed cab, so I think I'm good with carbon monoxide:
The photo below is from the passenger side, and the OEM black rubber underseat cover is folded to the left.
My 7" radiator fan is hung below the seat on the flat metal bar upper right in the photo.
The fan came with vibration isolating springs, so I used them (shown). It knocks down the interior noise.
The slight angle towards passenger rear turns the air flow across the headers and out of the back.
Best.
If you want to add an under seat fan you will need to trim the deeper part of the centre under seat storage tray. Because the sides are tapered you can simply cut around the bottom about 1/2" up from the bottom and drop it back in from the top. A little black RTV and its as good as new. I also covered the bottom of this with Dynamat Extreme and Dynamat Hood Liner to help with noise and heat reduction
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@trigger will the Quick Shield help prevent spending money on SXS upgrades?
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It will do better than that. It will keep you from buying a different machine because you thought it have less heat
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I will say I am coming from Polaris 900xp no real heat issues .
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Maybe, if aluminum foil bubble wrap is on your list? 😁
The only pic of a P1 shield I have is installed. I included one of a P7 in the rough though, same concept.
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Installed an 8” fan from Amazon. Very quiet fan.
Caution ! On the 22 and newer models with the plastic trays under the seat. Any mounting bracket you make needs to be spaced 1” down from the black brace bar.
Needed for clearance on the plastic trays. Of course this would depend on how you are mounting it.
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I see you’ve already ordered the Quickshield. 👍 It definitely helps and is worth the money. I still keep a windbreaker rolled up behind my back in the summer to help a bit more and can then wear it if the weather gets chilly.
I had a little trouble finding photos of it installed and therefore had some of the same questions as you. Which is why I made this thread to show how it installs.
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Once you see how it sits over top of the plastic it all makes more sense.
I had a little trouble finding photos of it installed and therefore had some of the same questions as you. Which is why I made this thread to show how it installs.
P1000 - SuperATV Windshield Handle Extension & Quick Shield Installation
First post, been meaning to share this for a while but life gets in the way. Short version: I want to share some information that I had a hard time finding or seeing detailed photos. 1) SuperATV flip out windshield upgrade: You can purchase an extended handle to get more airflow choices. Dirt...
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Once you see how it sits over top of the plastic it all makes more sense.
Ridinfool
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Don’t be jealous… all you have to do is buy a Honda…
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I already have a system like that in place… it was manufactured by God and it’s called “The Wife”
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