Bug Deflector Question
Hello, I just got an '06 xB and within the first day of owning it the windshield was PLASTERED with bugs. I'm not really a fan of bug deflectors, but I figured I could rig up a detachable one for when I'm driving through country roads (I live in Indiana, so there's no shortage of those).
Anyway, I was just curious as to whether or not it was actually worth the money or not. I don't want to buy it if it's just going to chill out of my grille and look stupid.
Thanks for the help!
Anyway, I was just curious as to whether or not it was actually worth the money or not. I don't want to buy it if it's just going to chill out of my grille and look stupid.
Thanks for the help!
I cant awnser your ? but I have the same damn problem I thought it was just me
I wash my car and travel 60 miles and it is loaded w/bugs I get so ____ed I dont know what to do.... Anyways hope you find out... because I would also Like to know
Eddie
Eddie
Bug guard is going to prevent chipping on your hood as well as bugs on your windshield.
Get a clear one and you won't regret it.
As for the front of the car, you can get a full colgan bra, or do what I do, and wax it frequently, and the bugs will come off REALLY easy with little effort. (I use a squegee at the gas station)
Get a clear one and you won't regret it.
As for the front of the car, you can get a full colgan bra, or do what I do, and wax it frequently, and the bugs will come off REALLY easy with little effort. (I use a squegee at the gas station)
i hated my bug deflector. It made SO much noise while on the highways, made the windshield washer fluid useless (hit everything but the windshield), and just really didn't do anything.
I put on a rediculous amount of wax fist off.
Secondly, I do it daily, so the bugs don't have the chance to get dried out, hard or baked on. I also wet the surface a little. Not just bare boned squeegee. So far no problems.
Secondly, I do it daily, so the bugs don't have the chance to get dried out, hard or baked on. I also wet the surface a little. Not just bare boned squeegee. So far no problems.
The clear bug deflector installs into 4 pre-drilled holes in the underside of your hood. 4 Body fasteners can be easily removed on the fly. You will like it. And you can remove it quickly for a show. It is almost invisable from 10 feet away. LUND $65 AUTOPARTSWAREHOUSE.COM See it in photo below?
yup that's the one I had (well I still have it, it's sitting in my garage in a pile of parts).
Hated it.
Hated it.
Are you looking at the right picture? You describe a bra, that needs to be removed after each rain.
This is a deflector that can remain on for the life of your car.
No wind noise of any kind with this deflector.


Wait until you see the gleem that gets transmitted from the headlights, parking lights and turn signals at night. It is like a lighted ornament. See photo:

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See, I have more wind noise when it was on, and like I stated earlier, the windshield fluid was useless on the highway. Most of it flew over, or hit the cars next to me, more than my windshield.
Archngl: When I was taking it out, I pretty much destroyed the mounding screws which came with it, so I wouldn't want to sell it like that.
Archngl: When I was taking it out, I pretty much destroyed the mounding screws which came with it, so I wouldn't want to sell it like that.
^^Include one of those broken fasteners so he can size up some new ones.^^
Those 'screws' are just common body fasteners that you can buy in any parts store. I dropped one into the engine and never found it. So, I went over to the auto store and bought 4 more for about $2.
I would grab that 'screw-less' deflector if I didn't already have one.
My windsheild washers work very well. Any speed under 60, and they work perfectlly. Over 60, no washer will work well.
I know this because there must be something about me that causes morons to get in front of me and 'wash' their windsheild.
This is a tottally wasted effert because the fluid goes onto my car instead.
Those 'screws' are just common body fasteners that you can buy in any parts store. I dropped one into the engine and never found it. So, I went over to the auto store and bought 4 more for about $2.
I would grab that 'screw-less' deflector if I didn't already have one.
My windsheild washers work very well. Any speed under 60, and they work perfectlly. Over 60, no washer will work well.
I know this because there must be something about me that causes morons to get in front of me and 'wash' their windsheild.
This is a tottally wasted effert because the fluid goes onto my car instead.
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the fuji has one and it have not seen bugs on my windshield as much as the bumper and i do alot of roadtrips. of course the ocassional bug that is flying high will get splattered on the windshield.
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