SKU: HTR-U-QSFV-ECO
BRAND: SuperATV
This UTV Cab Heater Quick-Start Flow Valve by SuperATV sends all coolant to the heater at idle and low engine temps for faster heating
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Warm Up Your Cab Faster
If you have a SuperATV Cab Heater, you know your UTV takes a while to get hot enough to warm it up. That's why you need SuperATV's Quick-Start Flow Valve. It sends all your coolant to your cab heater at idle and low speeds so your cab can heat up faster.
- Designed to work with SuperATV Cab Heaters
- Cuts heat-up time in half
- Sends all coolant to heater at idle and low engine temps
- Automatically opens flow to radiator at higher temps
Cuts Warm-Up Time in Half
By diverting all your engine coolant through your cab heater, our quick-start flow valve can cut your warm-up time in half. If it took ten minutes for your cab heater to get warm before, our thermostat performance kit can warm it in five.
Easy to Install
Installing this bypass thermostat is a piece of cake. It replaces the T fitting you already have installed for your SuperATV Cab Heater. Plus, it works whether you have a second-row heater or not. You'll have faster, better heat in no time.
Quick-Start Flow Valve Features:
- Made from 33% glass-reinforced, hydrolysis-resistant nylon for longevity and resistance
- Designed to work with SuperATV Cab Heaters or any other UTV heater
- Cuts warm-up time in half for a more effective heater
- Automatically opens flow to radiator at higher temps
Kit Includes:
- Thermostat flow valve
- Thermostat bumper
- Extra section of 5/8" heater hose
- 1/2" x 5/8" hose splice
- (2) 1" hose clamp
- (3) 5/8" hose clamp
Fitment Note:
- Works with all SuperATV Cab Heaters.
WARNING: This product can impact machine operation. Customer and/or user is responsible for ensuring that this product is compatible with their machine as currently configured, properly installed, and understands any impact this product has or might have on the machine's operation.
⚠ California Proposition 65 Warning ⚠
WARNING: This product may contain a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm.
