2014 tC Hood Deflector Install
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2014 tC Hood Deflector Install
Anybody know where the hell I can find install instructions for this. I'm pretty sure they are supposed to come with a small instruction sheet but I just picked mine up from the dealer and it did not have any instructions.
That or anyone installed one on a 2014. Haven't seen anybody with one. I drive highway in Canada so it's necessary to have one even tho its ugly as hell. I can't even find instructions for 2011-2013.
That or anyone installed one on a 2014. Haven't seen anybody with one. I drive highway in Canada so it's necessary to have one even tho its ugly as hell. I can't even find instructions for 2011-2013.
Last edited by MR_LUV; 12-10-2017 at 04:11 AM. Reason: typo
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Anybody know where the hell I can find install instructions for this. I'm pretty sure they are supposed to come with a small instruction sheet but I just picked mine up from the dealer and it did not have any instructions. That or anyone installed one on a 2014. Haven't seen anybody with one. I drive highway in canada so it's necessary to have one even tho its ugly as hell. I can't even find instructions for 2011-2013.
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I'm sorry to revive an old thread but do you know what the model number is of the hood deflector? I drive about 70 miles a day to work and the highway i take just kills the front of the car because of the trucks kicking up the rocks and I was hoping to find the deflector somewhere here in the states. I know its a canadian product but I want and well need one really bad.
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sci...ion-tc-232594/
Speaking from experience I went a different route. I had a hood deflector on my 2006 xB, a notorious rock catcher. It didn't work that well.
I still caught rocks on the hood. That's why I went with Paint Protection Film (Clear Bra) on my 2015 RS9. It works perfect on my black hood,
costly but well worth it.
As an Alternative. I would suggest you consider a Vinyl Wrap. It would conceal the rock pits and you can choose a matching or contrasting color.
I would seek a reliable Pro Shop in your area. Just a Friendly Tip.
Last edited by MR_LUV; 07-13-2016 at 02:47 PM.
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