SEQUOIA 2WD/ 4WD
2000-2007 Toyota Sequoia Catalytic Converter Shield/ Skid Plate
2000-2007 Toyota Sequoia Catalytic Converter Shield/ Skid Plate
2WD & 4WD
Possible Conflicts with Most Suspension Lift Kits
Possible Conflicts with 2000-2007 Sequoia's that have braces.
(As Seen Below)
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3/32-5052 Marine Grade Aluminum
Louvers for Optimum Ventilation
Proprietary Security Bolts
Possible Conflicts with Tundras and Sequoias that have Braces
Most Suspension Lift Kits
Key Features:
- Part Net Weight with Hardware – 18 pounds
- Constructed of 3/32 thickness – 5052 Aluminum (Non – Coated)
- Aluminum Properties Dissipate Heat and is Corrosion Resistant
- Stamped Louvers for Optimum Ventilation
- Rear Relief Cut in Panel for Debris Wash Out
This durable shield is specifically designed to protect your catalytic converter from theft and damage, giving you peace of mind and saving you time and money on costly repairs.
Crafted with high-quality materials, the SEQUOIA 2000-2007 CATALYTIC CONVERTER SHIELD provides a strong barrier against theft attempts, helping to deter would-be thieves and protect your vehicle’s emission control system.
Its sturdy construction ensures long-lasting protection for your catalytic converter, so you can drive with confidence, knowing that your vehicle is safeguarded. Easy to install and designed to fit seamlessly onto your SEQUOIA, this shield is a practical and effective solution for preventing catalytic converter theft. With its sleek design and durable build, the SEQUOIA 2000-2007 CATALYTIC CONVERTER SHIELD is a reliable addition to your vehicle’s security system.
Easy to install and seamlessly integrates with your vehicle, providing a strong barrier against theft attempts and damage.
Don’t let catalytic converter theft leave you stranded. Invest in the SEQUOIA 2000-2007 CATALYTIC CONVERTER SHIELD and enjoy the peace of mind that comes with knowing your vehicle is protected.
