Trying to make up my mind between the heater made by honda , or inferno, seems there similar, yet the honda is $300 more, but it does have 6 vents…. Any thoughts….
Russ989
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Remove the square cover in the middle located in the firewall. I get plenty of heat through there.
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Did you read the two or three active threads on the same subject?
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Didnt you ask this n another thread you started Friday but worded different? 🤔
P1000 - Which heater for my P1000-3
Picking up my buggy next weekend and looking to add a heater pretty quick.. anyone know the better brand to get or the best working
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I dont think he like our answers? 🤣 Ben getting a lot of that lately! Lol
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Maybe folks who only want one answer could just answer their own question instead of wasting our time.
Many members including you and me try to provide sincere and helpful advice.
Yea , but the 1st time i was clueless and now I’ve done the research on the two , so just looking for someone’s opinion that has experience or trial and error.. not trying to waste anyone’s time hereDidnt you ask this n another thread you started Friday but worded different? 🤔
P1000 - Which heater for my P1000-3
Picking up my buggy next weekend and looking to add a heater pretty quick.. anyone know the better brand to get or the best working
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Ok I get it. There were solutions back there to answer this, Would you like some of them posted back here again or leave them back there?
BTW, you have to modify for an inferno, theres many ways to install it. There all over in the search. There good, but if u want slick more simple do the honda. Either way do like i said in the last thread, deff get the fan override switch to get you more heat. The cycling if the OEM radiator fan dosnt give u a $hit ton of heat for either system. At least not up here and many other places.
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Ok thanks, i can go back to the threads, no need to repost.. so I’m definitely thinking honda or inferno, so just trying to figure out the best.. but i keep hearing about concerns that the honda doesn’t heat well, is that why your telling me to get the fan overide switch. And if so what exactly does that do.?
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Yes it dose not heat well with everything as plug and play. You need to help it out a bit if you will.
the fan override switch will let you control the fan. You can put a switch on the dash so u can leave it in auto (normal operation) off or on constant. With it in off, you can let the temp come up a bit warmer. Ive found with my heater, you can turn the fan off to the radiator when I have the heater on and get good warm heat as well as that being enough to keep the engine temp within spec while running.
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You can get the overide frim the club store
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Pioneer 1000 Fan T-Harness DIY Fan Override! On/Off/Auto.
Honda Pioneer 1000 DIY Fan Override T-Harness. This T-Harness gives you the ability to rig up your own fan control switch. Wire it to come on upon demand, turn off upon demand, or keep factory auto mode. No need to splice your factory wires. Just unplug the factory fan harness and plug in this...
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