Bugshield
Deflect debris, bugs, and rocks over and away from your vehicle’s hood and windshield with a bug shield by WeatherTech or EGR. From protective full-wrap to stylish low profile, we offer a cost-effective fit for many vehicles. Mechanical mounting systems allow for simple installation. Most no-drill applications will not compromise your vehicle's finish. Protect your hood and windshield while adding a stylish appearance!
We offer custom-fit shields for many popular car, truck, van and SUV makes, such as Ford, Chevy, Honda, Dodge, and Toyota. Find the bug shield for your vehicle by entering the year, make, and model to the left.
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WeatherTech Bug Shield Installation - 2011 Ford Ranger
Today on our 2011 Ford Ranger we're going to install the Weathertech Bug Shield, part number wt50122. To begin with you may want to go ahead and clean the front edge of the hood b because once the bug shields on it may be a little difficult to clean underneath it. Let's begin by raising the hood' you'll notice there's a rubber strip at the front edge of the hood. There are three small fasteners as well as some adhesive that holds this strip to the hood.You'll need to remove this before the installation of the bug shield. You can usually get your fingers underneath and just pop them out. For the adhesive it works best to not scratch the hood-you can slide your finger along it slowly pulling on the weather stripping piece and it will slowly pull off.
EGR Bug Shield Installation - 2012 Ford F-150
Today on our 2012 Ford F150 were going to install the EGR Super Guard Bug Shield part number 303371.First well need to go ahead and pop the hood on the truck. Next were going to raise the hood enough that we can temporarily fit our bug shield in place. Our new shield is going to have a total of 5 attachment points. Weve got one on each end that have screws attached and 3 attachment points across the center where well be using adhesive and clips to secure it. Now lets go ahead and test fit it in position. Well insert the plastic attachment up into the hood and then secure the shield with the screw and washer.
EGR Bug Shield Installation - 2010 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 Series
Today on this 2010 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 Series HD, we are going to be installing EGR bug shield part number 301401. When installing our bug shield, the first thing we need to do is go ahead and open up the hood. The bug shield is going to attach to the underside of the hood, using the existing holes. If you look here at the rear side and follow along the edge, you can see we have 5 existing holes here that we are going to use as our attaching points to our bug shield. With the existing holes located in the hood we can go ahead and start installing our bug shield. :32
EGR Bug Shield Installation - 2009 Dodge Ram 2500
Today we are going to install part number 392354 from EGR. This is a chrome bug shield. We are going to install this on a 2009 Dodge 2500 Full Size Pickup. All right we will show you where it mounts up on the vehicle itself. The bug shield is going to actually go between this part of the grill and the hood. We will slide the unit in between the hood and the grill and tighten it back up. Lets go ahead and pop the hood open and loosen the screws.
EGR Bug Shield Installation - 1997 Ford F-250
Today we are going to do an install on a 1997 Ford F250 and we are going to install an EGR bug shield for it. We are going to be using today, part number 323011, and we will go through the steps involved to install it.
Our first step will be to go ahead and put the bug shield on the hood and just check out where the holes line up on the hood.
EGR Bug Shield Installation - 2002 Chevy Trailblazer
Today we are going to install a bug shield on a 2002 Chevy Trailblazer and we are going to be using part number 321251 bug shield accessory for your vehicle. And now we will get started on showing you how it gets installed. Once you have your hood open, the first thing you want to do with your bug shield is go ahead and put it up there and give it a good test fit. Get a feel for how it is going to mount up, find the locations of the mounting holes, and get a good idea of what is going on. Once you figure out how the bug shield is going to install, go ahead and install the hardware. We will show you how that works next. Once you have the hardware installed on the hood we will loosely attach our bug shield. The hardware will just simply screw into the plastic blocks in the hood. Once we have our bug shield loosely installed, we will lower the hood and slide it back and forth in a way where it is centered on the hood the way you want it.
