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Western Star Constellation Truck Bug Shields

A top-notch Western Star 4964EX Constellation bug shield can help prevent your windshield from being covered in bug splatter. Shop custom and aftermarket bug screens and bug shields in stainless steel, chrome, and plastic at 4 State Trucks.
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  • Bug Screen Hardware W/ 12 Pull DOT Fasteners For BS-4900 Abstract Bug Screen

    Bug Screen Hardware W/ 12 Pull DOT Fasteners For BS-4900 Abstract Bug Screen

    ROBERT JAMES ENTERPRISES

    $34.32
    Bug Screen Hardware W/ 12 Pull DOT Fasteners By Robert James Enterprises* High Quality Bug Screen Hardware* Hardware Kit For BS-4900 Abstract Bug Screen* (12) Pull DOT Fasteners* Sold Individually*...
    29-120904
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    Hood Parts & Acc.
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Revamp your Western Star Constellation with durable bug shields designed for style and function. Made from stainless steel or high-quality smoked plastic, these shields defend your truck's front end from debris and road grime. Designed for a perfect fit, they are easy to install and come in chrome plastic, tinted EGR, or classic stainless steel options to match your style.

Frequently Asked Questions About Western Star Constellation Truck Bug Shields

What is a bug shield and what does it do?

A bug shield, also called a hood shield or hood deflector, mounts to the front of the hood on your Western Star Constellation to help deflect bugs, road debris, and rock chips away from the windshield and hood surface. It also helps redirect airflow up and over the cab, which can reduce windshield splatter during long hauls.

Will this bug shield fit my Western Star Constellation without modification?

Bug shields in this category are designed specifically for the Western Star Constellation hood profile, so they are built to align with the factory hood contour and existing mounting points. That said, exact fitment can vary slightly by model year and hood style, so it is a good idea to confirm your truck's year and configuration against the product details before ordering.

What materials are these bug shields made from, and which finish should I choose?

Bug shields in this category are typically offered in materials like acrylic or polycarbonate, and finishes range from smoke tint to chrome and stainless steel trim options. Acrylic and polycarbonate shields offer a lighter weight option and are available in various tints, while metal-trimmed or stainless versions add a more polished, heavy-duty look. Choose based on how much visibility reduction you're comfortable with and the overall look you want for your rig.

How is a bug shield installed, and do I need to drill into my hood?

Most bug shields attach using existing hood lip or edge mounting points with brackets, clips, or adhesive-backed hardware, so drilling is often not required. However, some styles do include predrilled holes or require minor drilling depending on the mounting design. Installation instructions and hardware are typically included, and the job can usually be done with basic hand tools in under an hour.

Will a bug shield crack, fade, or discolor over time?

Quality matters here, as lower-grade acrylic or polycarbonate shields can become brittle or discolored after prolonged sun exposure, while better-made shields resist yellowing and cracking for longer. Regular cleaning with a non-abrasive cleaner and avoiding harsh chemical solvents will help extend the life and clarity of the shield, regardless of which material or finish you choose.


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