How to get rid of dust in cab

[TraGuy]

Need help with eliminating dust in cab on my Pioneer 1000.

 

[CheckEngine1]

Dust screens and a flip up windshield will be your best friends. Sure, it's not going to be as clean as a car, but you'll see a lot less dust than before

 

[J.Dahmer]

Add some weatherstripping perhaps or upgrade to thicker seals can help a lot then your air vents and cabin filters have to be clean and working properly
Last tip is to try parking with the doors closed and windows up as much as possible when you're in dusty areas

 

[BlazerXxx]

Need help with eliminating dust in cab on my Pioneer 1000.

I agree with @J.Dahmer, sealing with weatherstripping would be the long-term solution! Aside from that, I've had good luck with a shop vac to remove the bulk of it and then I follow up with compressed air for the tighter spots. I would sometimes use damp microfiber cloth on the hard surfaces but be careful with getting your electronics wet!

 

[RedKeyRider]

adding a rear panel or vent kit to put a little pressure in the cab can keep dust out when you're flying down the trail. Throw in some edge seals, and it works even better

 

[SheEight]

@RedKeyRider Agreed, that rear panel trick never gets old. I did that along with some stick-on edge seals and the cab stays way cleaner now. Maybe OP can take note although I'm not sure what he really needs.

 

[Koala-Dump326]

I agree with @J.Dahmer, sealing with weatherstripping would be the long-term solution! Aside from that, I've had good luck with a shop vac to remove the bulk of it and then I follow up with compressed air for the tighter spots. I would sometimes use damp microfiber cloth on the hard surfaces but be careful with getting your electronics wet!

Thanks for the tips! Never thought about using compressed air, that's a smart move. For the weatherstripping, is there a certain type or brand you recommend? And how do you know when it's time to replace it instead of just sealing it better?