AM Auto Mercedes Sprinter 2002-2006 Driver Side Forward Half Slider Window Replacement Part (MS95 R1 HS P) - Perfect for Van Conversions, Campers & Delivery Vehicles

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 an opening camper window for your Mercedes Sprinter camper van? The modern, stylish AM Auto Mercedes Sprinter (2002-2006) Driver Side Forward Half-Slider Window (MS95-R1-HS P) is designed to fit the factory window cutout on Mercedes Sprinter van models. This sleek single-pane glass window has solar privacy glass bordered by a black ceramic frit. r.

 Note: These windows are shipped from AM Auto and cannot be picked up from the manufacturer. If you cancel your order after your windows have shipped, you will pay the shipping costs plus a 30% restocking fee.

Key Features: AM Auto Mercedes Sprinter (2002-2006) Driver Side Forward Half-Slider Window (MS95-R1-HS P)

• Designed to fit 2002-2006 Mercedes Sprinter 118", 140" and 158"WB body
• Driver side forward, fits driver side sliding door
  
• Low or high roof
• Solar privacy glass
  
• Glass UV rating = 17%
• Manufactured by
• Solar privacy glass with 17% tint (also known as ), matches Mercedes factory glass and conforms to AS3 standard
• Meets European and North American standards, tested and certified to and North American (/) standards 
• 6 Months warranty.

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

Specifications: AM Auto Mercedes Sprinter (2002-2006) Driver Side Forward Half-Slider Window (MS95-R1-HS 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.

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