I currently have a Mopar shield installed...will the drill holes be in the same place on the shield? Also this one didn't even last 2 years it faded
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Joshua,I do not know if the holes are in the same spot. You can look at the instructions on www.omix-ads.com and see what you think. There are many reasons that can cause something to fade. Sun, salt, soap, any number of things. I hope this was some help.Thank you!
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I put the Rugged Ridge on my wife's 2013 almost 2 years ago and it hasn't faded yet. I also have their rain guards on the windows. The only thing is that they have their logo on them and the logo will fade from red to pink, but it will eventually wear off and you wont know its there. As far as the shield itself, it still looks as good as the day I installed it. I am not sure if the holes will line up or not, but imagine they would, as most of the shields I have installed were the same as other brands.
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Joshua, I do not know if the holes are in the same spot. You can look at the instructions on www.omix-ads.com and see what you think. There are many reasons that can cause something to fade. Sun, salt, soap, any number of things. I hope this was some help. Thank you!
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Here's yes it will. I live Altoona, Pa. I put mind on a big mud flap underneath the truck. So I wouldn't have to drill holes in the metal. Mud flap is the whole width and 13"high. It has been threw one winter already I suggest doing the same you can see the lights and the reserve is bright. Hope this helps. Wizard. ps.any more questions just ask.
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The model I bought had pre-drilled holes, though not great ones. I remember them being hard to get to. I will look at it later today or tomorrow and try to send a better answer if others have not already addressed this question.
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I drilled two hole in my license plate and put it on with metal screws and it is holding up fine. I hope this helps.
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No... It was very easy to install... The bumper and receiver assy ( shown) are notConnected in any way... Nor is the bumper in the way.. LASTLY, no drilling was required on my 1993 Prizm
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I have a Foreman 500ES 2013Cover fits very well. The only thing exposed is about 4 inches of the bottom of the stock tires. I have had it for about a year an it has held up fine. The only thing it has done is faded. Maybe see if they have a lighter color option. Maybe camp or tan. The black just soaks up the sun.Check your overall dimentions of yours and mine and see if it works for you.Hope this helps
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I don't know what exactly you're talking about but there are two o2 sensor holes. If your Nissan only uses one you will have to use a plug to fill the other one. I believe it is an m18 oil plug I used. The only other thing that you might consider nozzles are actually protrusions that are threaded for you to mount your heat shield to. As I commented in my review I ended up drilling some new holes and banging my heat shields into shape to be able to use on this item. The protrusions for mounting the heat shield do not line up well to the stock heat shield holes nor is the shape of the heat shield exactly the same which is why you'll need to do some shaping. I don't know what exactly you're talking about but there are two o2 sensor holes. If your Nissan only uses one you will have to use a plug to fill the other one. I believe it is an m18 oil plug I used. The only other thing that you might consider nozzles are actually protrusions that are threaded for you to mount your heat shield to. As I commented in my review I ended up drilling some new holes and banging my heat shields into shape to be able to use on this item. The protrusions for mounting the heat shield do not line up well to the stock heat shield holes nor is the shape of the heat... » Read More I don't know what exactly you're talking about but there are two o2 sensor holes. If your Nissan only uses one you will have to use a plug to fill the other one. I believe it is an m18 oil plug I used. The only other thing that you might consider nozzles are actually protrusions that are threaded for you to mount your heat shield to. As I commented in my review I ended up drilling some new holes and banging my heat shields into shape to be able to use on this item. The protrusions for mounting the heat shield do not line up well to the stock heat shield holes nor is the shape of the heat shield exactly the same which is why you'll need to do some shaping. « Show Less
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I think stake holes are pretty universal. I have a 2010 Silverado. That's where I put mine. I had to play with it for a bit to figure out it did work, just required a little muscle.
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I'm not 100% sure I know the brush guard brackets uses the channel that runs behind the bumper as long as you can access those holes you should be ok
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No....... I purchased this for my 2012 Chevrolet 2500 HD , the hood is different on a 1500 . When I went to mount my bug shield the bug shield had holes in the shield but there were no holes on the inside of my hood to mount it , I've got to drill a few holes
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AVS might be able to help you. Or Home Depot might have something similar. What fastners are you looking for? The square white plastic pegs? If so, these never fitted my truck properly. My shield is only attached by the 2 screws that are at each side of the shield. The bugshield is solid and doesn't move or vibrate at all. The 2 screws by themselves are perfectly adequate. Hope this helps!
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I had an older version as well. Yes mounting is the same, but not to the extent that your bolt holes will line up.
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I have the 24-hole griller by the same manufacturer. I just checked it, and the holes on my griller are all smoothly ground - no issues at all. I've been very happy with it.
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There are actually two different size clips holding that shield. They look the same from the outside, but some of the holes are a larger diameter. These fit the larger holes, but will not fit in the others.
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Yes......This has 4 holes but make sure to go through amazon parts finder where you have an option to enter your vehicle specs .**This was not the correct part they sent though I had to return then buy another pair. ........lolGood luck.
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I put it on my 01. 97-04 are all supposed to be the same. I did however have to drill 2 holes to get it to fit the existing mounting bolts.
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I have a 2013 ram 1500 and I did not have to drill any holes. I didn't have mud flaps but I don't think it would be an issue.