Name: Insect Screen For Toyota Landcruiser 200 Series 17 - On Sahara
Brand: Tuff Terrain
SKU: TTS20017C
Price: 243.0 AUD
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Insect Screen For Toyota Landcruiser 200 Series 17 - On Sahara

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• 1 x Tuff Terrain radiator insect screen (1 mm steel mesh)

• Mounting bolts and hooks

• Washers

• Fitting instructions

• Helps prevent bugs clogging radiator fins

• Shields grille and radiator from stones

• 1 mm steel mesh built to go the distance

• Zinc plated then powder coated for durability

• No drilling needed, fittings supplied

Tuff Terrain’s insect screen sits in front of the Landcruiser 200 Series Sahara radiator and grille, so bugs and seeds hit the mesh before they reach the fins. The setup keeps airflow more consistent on long highway runs, meaning your cooling system can do its job without a mat of insects blocking it. The barrier also catches small stones from traffic or gravel roads that would otherwise chip plastic grille slats.

A 1 mm steel mesh panel runs the full width of the grille, which gives solid coverage without big gaps. The mesh goes through zinc plating to handle wet weather and coastal air. A powder coat finish then adds a tough outer skin that shrugs off minor knocks. All fittings come in the pack as a smart buy for anyone who wants simple protection before they get out there again.

Q: How often should I remove and clean the insect screen?

A: Clean the screen whenever you notice visible build-up on the mesh. Regular cleaning keeps airflow paths open, which helps your radiator work as intended. Many touring drivers inspect it after dirt-road sections or insect-heavy night runs. A quick hose down usually removes bugs, seeds and mud from the steel mesh.

Q: Can I use a pressure washer on the screen while it is fitted?

A: Yes, you can wash the mesh while fitted, but moderate pressure is best. Direct the spray at an angle to push debris away rather than deeper into the mesh. Avoid putting the nozzle too close to the powder coat surface. Check the fixing bolts afterwards in case they need a quick nip-up.

Q: Does this screen affect airflow or engine cooling in normal driving?

A: The mesh design aims to balance protection and airflow. The openings in the 1 mm mesh let a broad volume of air reach the radiator core. Any build-up on the mesh surface can restrict flow, which is why periodic cleaning matters. Drivers who keep the screen clear can expect stable day-to-day cooling performance.

Q: Is any cutting or drilling required to fit this insect screen?

A: No, the kit uses existing grille locations with supplied bolts and hooks. The hooks latch behind the grille bars while the bolts pass through the mesh. Tightening the fixings draws the frame snug against the front of the grille. You can later remove the screen without leaving permanent marks.

Q: Will this screen interfere with the factory front camera on Sahara models?

A: The screen pattern and cut-out suit Sahara models listed in the fitment notes. The mesh sits in front of the grille rather than in front of the camera lens. Camera performance may vary if mud or insects sit on the lens itself, so regular lens cleaning still helps. Always confirm visibility after installation and before driving.