P1000 RB3 Replacement Door Bushings

[RB3offroad]

DOORS RATTLE? GET YOUR RB3OFFROAD Replacement Door Bushings are now in for your 2016-2019 Honda Pioneer 1000!

- Adds Stability

- Drastically reduces the rattling noise

- Black Delrin

- Comes in a set of 4 (2doors)

 

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[steve_whiteside]

I bought these an installed them per the directions. Still getting some pretty good rattles out of driver side door. Any ideas?

 

[Plumber32]

I bought these an installed them per the directions. Still getting some pretty good rattles out of driver side door. Any ideas?

I installed the new bushings after my kids did pull ups on the open door and oblonged the holes a bit. I also drilled a small hole by the bushings and filled with great stuff foam. Really fixed it and 2 yrs now and still tight.

 

[RB3offroad]

I bought these an installed them per the directions. Still getting some pretty good rattles out of driver side door. Any ideas?

you need to tighten up the door if you check out our video on rb3offroad there is a video that shows you how to tighten them up

 

[HappyCamper]

I just got mine and installed them. They went in as easy as you say and tighten up the doors nicely. I am a little disappointed that you didn't combine the shipping charges when ordering 2 sets.

 

[HappyCamper]

When I wrote the above, I had the back doors installed and did the drivers door yesterday and am trying to do the passenger door today but am having a problem. Someone at the factory had their air wrench set on kill. I can't even begin to budge the bolts on the pass. door. I already rounded the top two and was using a six sided socket that I'd ground flat on the end so I could get the maximum purchase on these shallow bolt heads. Anyone else have this problem and does anyone know any tricks to getting these bolts out? Once out, I'll be replacing them. I may have to drive around with one rattley door, ;-)

 

[Neohio]

When I wrote the above, I had the back doors installed and did the drivers door yesterday and am trying to do the passenger door today but am having a problem. Someone at the factory had their air wrench set on kill. I can't even begin to budge the bolts on the pass. door. I already rounded the top two and was using a six sided socket that I'd ground flat on the end so I could get the maximum purchase on these shallow bolt heads. Anyone else have this problem and does anyone know any tricks to getting these bolts out? Once out, I'll be replacing them. I may have to drive around with one rattley door, ;-)

You are going to need some heat to break the loctite loose on the door. Grab your most HD soldering iron, crank it up and hold it on the bolt until it gets warm.

A mini-ductor is an option if you have one, but be very careful. It could melt the nut half in the body. (It may be part of the frame, i'm not entirely sure)

 

[HappyCamper]

Thanks, I'll give that a try.

 

[Rottiedog]

I installed the new bushings after my kids did pull ups on the open door and oblonged the holes a bit. I also drilled a small hole by the bushings and filled with great stuff foam. Really fixed it and 2 yrs now and still tight.

Hello, thanks for the input about using spray foam

I installed the new bushings after my kids did pull ups on the open door and oblonged the holes a bit. I also drilled a small hole by the bushings and filled with great stuff foam. Really fixed it and 2 yrs now and still tight.

Hello Plumber32, Thanks for the spray foam idea. Can you please share some details as to where you put the foam? Was it inside the bushing before installing the pin, inside the housing before installing the bushings? If the latter can you explain the sequence of how you did the foaming and then how you installed the bushings? Did it matter which half of the bushing was installed first? Thanks for taking the time to clarify the process.

 

[Plumber32]

Hello, thanks for the input about using spray foam

Hello Plumber32, Thanks for the spray foam idea. Can you please share some details as to where you put the foam? Was it inside the bushing before installing the pin, inside the housing before installing the bushings? If the latter can you explain the sequence of how you did the foaming and then how you installed the bushings? Did it matter which half of the bushing was installed first? Thanks for taking the time to clarify the process.

I put the new bushings in first, bolted it all back up and drilled a tiny hole in the knuckle that holds the bushings. And sprayed in the hole let set overnight. Still solid after several years now.

 

[Mopower58]

My @RB3offroad door bushings have been in for over 3 years and still work great, no door rattles!

 

[Rottiedog]

I put the new bushings in first, bolted it all back up and drilled a tiny hole in the knuckle that holds the bushings. And sprayed in the hole let set overnight. Still solid after several years now.

Thanks. Sounds easy but let me be sure about what you said. I think the foam ended between the knuckle and the bushing? What size hole did drill? Would you recommend drilling prior to installation of the bushing or after? If after, does it matter how deep into the bushing you go? Thanks for any additional information.

 

[Rottiedog]

When I wrote the above, I had the back doors installed and did the drivers door yesterday and am trying to do the passenger door today but am having a problem. Someone at the factory had their air wrench set on kill. I can't even begin to budge the bolts on the pass. door. I already rounded the top two and was using a six sided socket that I'd ground flat on the end so I could get the maximum purchase on these shallow bolt heads. Anyone else have this problem and does anyone know any tricks to getting these bolts out? Once out, I'll be replacing them. I may have to drive around with one rattley door, ;-)

Try a heat gun and see if it will help. Also there are sockets made especially for bolts with rounded heads. Good luck.

 

[Plumber32]

Thanks. Sounds easy but let me be sure about what you said. I think the foam ended between the knuckle and the bushing? What size hole did drill? Would you recommend drilling prior to installation of the bushing or after? If after, does it matter how deep into the bushing you go? Thanks for any additional information.

Put in new bushings, put door on. Drill hole slightly larger than straw for great stuff foam.

 

[Rottiedog]

Put in new bushings, put door on. Drill hole slightly larger than straw for great stuff foam.View attachment 228942

Thanks for the picture. Now I won’t make a mistake.

 

[Rottiedog]

Thanks for the picture. Now I won’t make a mistake.

 

[BigtineBowhunter]

When I wrote the above, I had the back doors installed and did the drivers door yesterday and am trying to do the passenger door today but am having a problem. Someone at the factory had their air wrench set on kill. I can't even begin to budge the bolts on the pass. door. I already rounded the top two and was using a six sided socket that I'd ground flat on the end so I could get the maximum purchase on these shallow bolt heads. Anyone else have this problem and does anyone know any tricks to getting these bolts out? Once out, I'll be replacing them. I may have to drive around with one rattley door, ;-)

Did you get the bolts out? I had the same issue this weekend trying to replace my bushings with the RB3s. Some of my bolts were already rounded off before I even put a socket on them. Wondering how you got yours out and where you were able to find replacement bolts?

 

[Lady01]

DOORS RATTLE? GET YOUR RB3OFFROAD Replacement Door Bushings are now in for your 2016-2019 Honda Pioneer 1000!

- Adds Stability

- Drastically reduces the rattling noise

- Black Delrin

- Comes in a set of 4 (2doors)
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This is the first mod I made, so glad RB3 was there! Thank you!

 

[2018GMC]

Ordered 2 sets of @RB3offroad door bushings to do all 4 doors. They all have slop in them and I’ve finally had enough with the rattles. JULY4 discount coupon code helped offset the AZ tax. Hope the monsoon happens this year so the forests reopen. In the meantime I’ll give the P1005 some bolt on upgrades…

 

[tdhanses]

I’ve had mine sitting on the shelf for over 6 months, so far my doors on my 21 1000-5 aren’t rattling or I don’t notice it, bed doesn’t rattle either. I’ll eventually get them installed.