The SuperATV Polaris General cab heater draws heat from the engine coolant lines to warm your cab like a car heater. It mounts under the dash on the passenger side with a vent aimed at the driver, so heat is balanced across the cab, with adjustable temperature and fan speeds and defrost vents to keep the windshield clear.
Choose a front heater, a second-row heater for the General 4 and General XP 4 1000, or both, with or without a grille cover. Add a quick-start flow valve or idle flow pump for faster heat.
Key Features
- Mounts under the dash on the passenger side, with a vent for the driver side
- Capable of 14,600 BTU at 135 CFM
- Adjustable temperature and fan speeds
- 360° adjustable vents
- Defrost hoses and vents included, routed through the dash
- High-grade radiator hoses rated from -40°F to 285°F
- Built-in shutoff valve
- Heater control box measures 10" x 4.5" x 11.75"
- Includes hoses, tubing, clamps, hose pliers and General-specific mounting plates
- Optional second-row heater for the General 4 and General XP 4 1000, with its own temperature and fan controls
- Optional grille cover to warm the coolant faster in freezing weather
- Optional quick-start flow valve and idle flow pump
Built To Solve: A Cold Cab on the Polaris General
- Cold winter rides and chores that cut the season short
- Snow, ice and fog on the windshield
- Back-seat passengers left out of the heat in the General 4 and General XP 4 1000
- Slow warm-up on cold mornings, solved with the optional flow valve and idle pump
Best For: General Owners Who Ride and Work Through Winter
- Farm, ranch and property owners using the General every day of the year
- Hunters and trail riders heading out on cold mornings
- General 4 crews carrying rear-seat passengers (choose a Front and Rear package)
- Owners with a windshield, roof and doors installed
Specifications
- Heat source: engine coolant
- Mounting: under the dash, passenger side
- Output: capable of 14,600 BTU at 135 CFM
- Current draw: 3.4 amps at 13.7 volts
- Heater control box: 10" x 4.5" x 11.75"
- Hose rating: -40°F to 285°F
- Manufacturer Part Number: HTR-P-GEN1K, HTR-P-GEN1K-001, HTR-P-GEN4
Fitment
Fits the following Polaris General models:
- Polaris General: 2016+
- Polaris General 4: 2017+
- Polaris General XP 1000: 2020+
- Polaris General XP 4 1000: 2020+
Will not fit models with a speaker under the glove box. Pick the Year option that matches your machine (2016-2018 or 2019+). Rear (2nd Row) packages are for crew-cab models only. Fitment is not guaranteed on models not listed.
FAQ
How much heat does this General cab heater put out?
SuperATV rates the heater as capable of 14,600 BTU at 135 CFM. It draws heat from the engine coolant, like a car heater, so it keeps putting out hot air as long as the engine runs.
Does it defrost the windshield?
Yes. The kit includes defrost vents and hoses that route through the dash to keep the windshield clear of snow, ice and fog.
Which General models does it fit?
SuperATV lists Polaris General: 2016+; Polaris General 4: 2017+; Polaris General XP 1000: 2020+; Polaris General XP 4 1000: 2020+. Will not fit models with a speaker under the glove box. Pick the Year option that matches your machine (2016-2018 or 2019+).
Is drilling required?
Yes. Installation requires drilling through plastic and the firewall, and SuperATV includes the bits you need.
What does the second-row heater add?
The second-row heater warms the back seat of the General 4 and General XP 4 1000 with its own adjustable temperature and fan speeds. Choose the Rear (2nd Row) package to add it to a front heater you already have, or Front and Rear (2nd Row) to get both.
What does the grille cover do?
The grille cover blocks airflow through the radiator to help hold higher coolant temperatures, so the cab heater stays warmer in winter. Use it only in freezing weather.
Where does the second-row heater mount?
It installs between the rear seats of the General 4 or General XP 4 1000 in a steel enclosure, with multiple fan settings for the back seat.
Quick-start flow valve or idle flow pump: which one do I need?
The quick-start flow valve sends all engine coolant to the heater core at low engine temps and cuts warm-up time roughly in half, then opens on its own once the engine is warm. The idle flow pump actively circulates coolant so you get heat in about 30 seconds, even at idle or slow speeds. SuperATV recommends combining them for the fastest heat.
Install Video
Watch SuperATV's official install walkthrough: How to install the SuperATV cab heater in a Polaris General.
Why SuperATV
SuperATV builds this heater kit around the General: every kit ships with the hoses, tubing, clamps, hose pliers, drill bits, General-specific mounting plates and instructions. The heater is backed by SuperATV's 1-year limited warranty against manufacturing defects to the original purchaser.
Make Your General a Year-Round Machine
Confirm your General model in the fitment list, choose your heater package, and pair it with a windshield, roof and doors to seal the cab.
