AM Auto Ford Transit 2015+ Driver Side Rear Cargo Door Window Replacement (FT14 LB P) - Perfect for Van Conversions, Delivery Services & Work Trucks

Product Description

Note: All AM Auto Window packages must be opened and checked for damage and missing parts within 21 days of receipt.

Looking for a fixed camper window for your Ford Transit camper van? The modern, stylish AM Auto Ford Transit 2015+ Driver Side Rear Cargo Door Window (FT14-LB P) is designed to fit the factory window cutout on Ford Transit van models. This sleek single-pane glass window has solar privacy glass bordered by a black ceramic frit. The OEM style of these van glass windows are modern and fit within the factory body lines for a seamless appearance. 

Key Features: AM Auto Ford Transit 2015+ Driver Side Rear Cargo Door Window (FT14-LB P)

The AM Auto Ford Transit 2015+ Driver Side Rear Cargo Door Window (FT14-LB P) meets the following specifications:

• Ford Transit solid glass window is produced to the highest quality standards
• Designed to fit 2015+ Ford Transit 130" or 148", 148" Extended WB body with medium and high roof vans
• Glass UV Rating = 17%
• Manufactured by
• AMA privacy 17% solar tint solid glass windows are manufactured from the latest and most sophisticated design processes ensure the Ford Transit solid glass window
• Meets European and North American standards, tested and certified to and North American (/) standards
• 1-year warranty.

Note: This is a bonded (glue-in) window, which requires surface primer and urethane adhesive for installation.

Specifications: AM Auto Ford Transit 2015+ Driver Side Rear Cargo Door Window (FT14-LB P)

What’s needed to install a bond-in window?

Qty: 1-2 tubes for small and medium size windows.

Qty: 2 tubes for large windows.

Window Primer

Qty: 1, 3.4 oz Primer bottle for 4 large windows and 2 small windows.

Qty: 2, 3.4 oz Primer bottles for 6-8 windows(full window set).

for the cut metal edge. This window's compatible option can be found in this page's Frequently Bought Together section.

Check out our for more details, or watch the video below.

Video: How to Install Bonded Windows