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Warn Fuel Tank Skid Plate (Black) – 67820

Warn

  • Fuel tank skid plate with 3/16-inch steel and black powder coat
  • Bolts directly to the frame at the factory attachment points, no cutting or drilling
  • Drain holes keep debris from collecting on the plate
  • TJ version has a dropped center relief for fuel pump clearance

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Description

Overview

The Warn Fuel Tank Skid Plate, part number 67820, provides 3/16-inch steel protection between the gas tank and the trail for Jeep Wranglers. It bolts directly to the frame at the factory attachment points, adding protection over the stock setup.

A TJ version has a dropped center relief that provides fuel pump clearance and protection on that model. Both versions have drain holes that keep the plate clear of debris. The black powder coat resists rust.

Key features

  • 3/16-inch steel fuel tank protection
  • Bolts to the frame at the existing factory attachment points
  • Dropped center relief on the TJ for fuel pump clearance
  • Drain holes keep debris off the plate
  • Black powder coat finish

Skid plates and trail impacts

A fuel tank skid is positioned to take hits from rocks, stumps and ledges that would otherwise reach the tank. Its job is to deflect and spread impact loads across the frame attachment points. Steel thickness and mounting strength both matter, because a plate that flexes or loosens may not protect as expected.

Debris collects under the vehicle during rock crawling and in deep mud, so drainage matters as much as strength. Inspect the plate after rough trips for dents, cracked welds on the frame brackets, and worn powder coat that may expose metal to moisture. Keep an eye on the fuel lines and filler hose as well, since a shifted skid can press on them.

  • Check bolt tightness after the first hard trail day
  • Touch up bare spots in the powder coat promptly
  • Look for contact marks on the tank and lines

Specifications

Brand Warn
Part number 67820
UPC 12748678205
Position Fuel tank
Material 3/16-inch steel
Finish Black powder coat
Drainage Drain holes
Mounting Existing factory attachment points
Installation No cutting or drilling required

Vehicle fitment

Fitment is for Jeep Wranglers, and the TJ version has a dropped center relief. Check the relief against your Wrangler’s fuel pump location before ordering.

Check the plate’s center relief against your Wrangler’s fuel pump location before ordering, since the TJ version differs. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

The plate bolts to the existing factory attachment points and requires no cutting or drilling. The TJ version’s dropped center allows room for the fuel pump.

What’s included

The fuel tank skid plate with factory-point mounting.

SKU: WAR67820 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 65.00 lbs
Package dimensions 37.00 × 36.00 × 22.80 in
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Questions & Answers

Does the Warn 67820 skid bolt on without drilling?

Yes. The product is listed with no cutting or drilling required. The plate bolts directly to the frame using the factory attachment points.

Is there a TJ version of the Warn fuel tank skid?

Yes. The TJ version has a dropped center relief that gives fuel pump clearance. Confirm your Wrangler generation and fuel pump location before ordering, since the TJ version differs.

Why does the Warn fuel tank skid have holes?

The holes are drain holes that keep debris from collecting on the plate. The black powder coat finish resists rust.

What thickness is the Warn 67820 skid plate?

The plate is made from 3/16-inch steel, a thick layer of protection between the gas tank and the rough terrain a Jeep crosses. It has a black powder coat finish.

Should the skid be removed to inspect the tank?

Not usually. Most owners can check the plate and the visible tank area from below. If the tank must be lowered for service, remove the skid first and reinstall it with fresh hardware where needed.

Can a fuel skid be used on a lifted Wrangler?

Often yes, but confirm clearance first. A lift changes the approach angle and the distance to the ground, so check that the skid still clears the obstacles you commonly drive over.