Polaris RZR Trail 900 In-Dash Heater

Warmth on the Coldest Rides
Dont skip the ride because of freezing temps. Keep your cab nice and toasty with SuperATVs Polaris RZR Trail 900 In-Dash Heater. It pulls heat from your engine just like an automotive heater to keep you warm as long as your engine keeps running.

• Mounts in your dash
• Defrosts your windshield
• Provides comfort
• Easy to install

Easily Defrost Your RZRs Windshield
Theres nothing more annoying than trying to scrape frost off your windshield without scratching it. This handy in-dash heater for the RZR solves that with vents and tubing that redirect heat to defrost your windshield—no scraping required.

Uses High-Quality Hoses
Our heater uses the excess heat generated by your engine to keep you comfortable while youve got your machine running. We used high-quality radiator hoses built to withstand temperatures from -40°F to 285°F. Low temps or high heat; this heater wont quit on you.

Hassle-Free Installation
You get everything you need in this in-dash heater kit. We include all the hoses; clamps; and vents youll need. Youll have this kit installed and ready to go a lot faster than you think because weve set you up for the easiest install possible.

Get Heat in Half the Time with a Quick-Start Flow Valve
Slash your heaters warm-up time in half with a quick-start flow valve. At low engine temps; it directs all engine coolant straight to your heater core. Once your engine warms up; the valve automatically opens to let coolant flow to your radiator normally.

Get Heat in 30 Seconds with an Idle Flow Pump
Get your heater to blow hot air in half a minute with our idle flow pump! It keeps the coolant moving quickly through your UTV; so it warms up faster even when you are slow or at idle.

Quick-Start Flow Valve	Idle Flow Pump
Gets you heated air twice as fast	Warms up heater in under 30 seconds
Diverts coolant to your heater core at low temps	Actively pumps coolant at idle to increase heater temps
Combine our Quick-Start Flow Valve and Idle Flow Pump for maximum heat as quickly as possible when youre slow or idle.