P1000 Steep Slopes and hills

[chadley2301]

New rider here- P10006- Question about going up hills, here's the scenario:

Going up a steep hill. STOP on hill for random reason, but then I want to keep going up the hill. Unfortunately I am rolling backwards. How can I continue going forward without frying gears, transmissions, etc?

Do I just ease into the gas as I'm rolling backward?

 

[Admin]

 

[Red500]

New rider here- P10006- Question about going up hills, here's the scenario:

Going up a steep hill. STOP on hill for random reason, but then I want to keep going up the hill. Unfortunately I am rolling backwards. How can I continue going forward without frying gears, transmissions, etc?

Do I just ease into the gas as I'm rolling backward?

I thought the 1000s had hill start assist?
Otherwise use two feet.

 

[Remington]

I thought the 1000s had hill start assist?
Otherwise use two feet.

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[NorthernJoe]

I thought the 1000s had hill start assist?
Otherwise use two feet.

I have "hill assist" on my '22 trail

 

[trigger]

Don't stop.

 

[ODAMO]

New rider here- P10006- Question about going up hills, here's the scenario:

Going up a steep hill. STOP on hill for random reason, but then I want to keep going up the hill. Unfortunately I am rolling backwards. How can I continue going forward without frying gears, transmissions, etc?

Do I just ease into the gas as I'm rolling backward?

Use your left foot on the brake to keep the vehicle stopped. And apply throttle as you release the brake.
All 1000-6 crew pioneers are Deluxe meaning they have the front locker not I 4wd and therefore do not have hill assist.
I bet with the long wheelbase of the crew it makes for a very comfortable feeling on hills just like the long wheelbase Jeeps.

 

[Backwoods]

Don't stop.

Best solution 🤣🤣🤣🤣

 

[Remington]

Don't stop.

Like Ole PH would do then throw a tantrum in front of Queeny! 🤣🥳

 

[JenElio]

Can someone move this thread to the PUB?....... otherwise most of us can't answer properly.......🤦‍♂️

 

[TxDoc]

New rider here- P10006- Question about going up hills, here's the scenario:

Going up a steep hill. STOP on hill for random reason, but then I want to keep going up the hill. Unfortunately I am rolling backwards. How can I continue going forward without frying gears, transmissions, etc?

Do I just ease into the gas as I'm rolling backward?

2024 Honda Pioneer 1000-6 has a Hill Start Assist (HSA) button on the dash that allows the driver to temporarily apply brakeforce while moving their foot from the brake pedal to the accelerator. This helps prevent the vehicle from rolling back after stopping on an ascent

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[TxDoc]

New rider here- P10006- Question about going up hills, here's the scenario:

Going up a steep hill. STOP on hill for random reason, but then I want to keep going up the hill. Unfortunately I am rolling backwards. How can I continue going forward without frying gears, transmissions, etc?

Do I just ease into the gas as I'm rolling backward?

2024 Honda Pioneer 1000-6 has a Hill Start Assist (HSA) button on the dash that allows the driver to temporarily apply brakeforce while moving their foot from the brake pedal to the accelerator. This helps prevent the vehicle from rolling back after stopping on an ascent

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[CumminsPusher]

Hit the gas and let off the brake. It doesn’t need to be overly complicated

 

[futzin]

New rider here- P10006- Question about going up hills, here's the scenario:

Going up a steep hill. STOP on hill for random reason, but then I want to keep going up the hill. Unfortunately I am rolling backwards. How can I continue going forward without frying gears, transmissions, etc?

Do I just ease into the gas as I'm rolling backward?

I hold it with the brake and 'catch' it with the gas, then go. Don't know if this is what the experts would do . . .

 

[chadley2301]

I thought the 1000s had hill start assist?
Otherwise use two feet.

I think two feet is the way to go. Takes me back to the days of my first car with a manual transmission.... Only one less pedal on the SxS. Thanks for all the input.

No HSA that I can see. It's a 2023 so maybe HSA was an upgrade for the 24s?

Also we could be stopping on a hill to grab a drink from the cooler in the dump bed, so maybe the PUB is the right spot!

 

[chadley2301]

Hit the gas and let off the brake. It doesn’t need to be overly complicated

Likely bad advice and borderline condescending. Gotta defer to the other guys on this one.

 

[GovtMule]

Likely bad advice and borderline condescending. Gotta defer to the other guys on this one.

I’m pretty sure that’s what the others are suggesting. It would be my suggestion as well.

 

[NTCPrezJB]

I think two feet is the way to go. Takes me back to the days of my first car with a manual transmission.... Only one less pedal on the SxS. Thanks for all the input.

No HSA that I can see. It's a 2023 so maybe HSA was an upgrade for the 24s?

Also we could be stopping on a hill to grab a drink from the cooler in the dump bed, so maybe the PUB is the right spot!

HSA may not be on the base and deluxe models. My LE (18 or 19 model) has it.

 

[chadley2301]

Don't stop.

😂

 

[Backwoods]

Don't stop.

TWSS

 

[CID]

Likely bad advice and borderline condescending. Gotta defer to the other guys on this one.

Condescending? There are a buncha blue collar redneks on this site, including myself, you'll need to put on yer big boy pants to play here or you'll be offended ... a lot. All CP said was - 'use two feet' -