Insect Screen For Nissan Patrol GU Series 4 10/04 - 2014
Insect Screen For Nissan Patrol GU Series 4 10/04 - 2014
Insect Screen For Nissan Patrol GU Series 4 10/04 - 2014

Insect Screen For Nissan Patrol GU Series 4 10/04 - 2014

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Regular price$241.00
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  • Aussie Designed
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• 3-piece Tuff Terrain radiator insect screen set

• Mounting bolts

• Washers

• Hooks

• Fitting instructions

• Stops insects clogging radiator fins

• Shields grille and core from stones

• Keeps airflow while blocking debris

• Fits Nissan Patrol GU Series 4

• Simple hook-and-bolt install, no drilling

• Screen removes fast for cleaning

Tuff Terrain’s insect screen kit sits ahead of the radiator on GU Series 4 Patrols from 10/2004 to 2014 and stops bugs before they jam the fins. The mesh panels span the full grille opening, meaning grass seeds and road grime hit the screen instead of your radiator. Air still moves through to the core, so coolant temps stay steadier when you crawl through bulldust or smash highway kilometres.

The 1 mm steel mesh cops a zinc plate first, then a powder coat over the top, which helps it go the distance in wet and gritty conditions. The hooks and bolts grab the grille without drilling, making this a smart buy for keeping factory panels intact. The whole setup unbolts as one piece, and that makes it simple to rinse out muck at home or at camp.

Q: How often should I clean the Tuff Terrain insect screen?

A: Clean the screen whenever you notice visible build-up. Heavy insect swarms, seed bursts or dusty tracks can load the mesh quickly, which restricts airflow before you see a temp rise on the gauge. A simple hose from the engine side usually clears the mesh. Regular cleaning helps the radiator work at full efficiency on long trips.

Q: Can I keep the insect screen fitted while using a winch or driving lights?

A: You can keep the screen fitted as long as it does not foul your existing bar, winch or light brackets. The kit is shaped for the factory grille, and most bull bars or winch mounts sit forward of the mesh. Always check for contact points after installation, and adjust or space accessories if required to avoid rubbing.

Q: Does the insect screen affect engine temperature in cold weather?

A: The mesh still allows significant airflow, so it does not act like a blind in cooler conditions. The aperture only strips out insects and debris, meaning the radiator can still shed heat under light load. In very cold climates you may still choose a winter front or blind separately, as this screen does not restrict the core enough to warm an engine.

Q: Is any special maintenance needed on the zinc plated and powder coated mesh?

A: The mesh only needs basic washing with water. The zinc plate and powder coat system protects the steel from normal road grime, but regular rinsing prevents salt and mud from sitting against the coating. Avoid harsh solvents or abrasive pads that could scuff the finish, and check mounting points occasionally for trapped dirt.