VWD 2019+ Mercedes Sprinter Passenger Side Rear Door Slider Window (SR119-SE)
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Looking for a sliding window upgrade for the rear door of your 2019+ Mercedes Sprinter van? The VWD 2019+ Mercedes Sprinter Passenger Side Rear Door Slider Window (SR119-SE) is a sleek, functional solution that provides ventilation and visibility without compromising security or style.
This high-quality SE Series window is designed specifically for the 2019+ Mercedes Sprinter 2500/3500 144" and 170"/170"EXT vans and also features a flush-mount black aluminum frame and dark-tinted safety glass. The rear-opening slider includes a built-in screen for bug-free airflow—ideal for van life, camper builds, or fleet use.
The SR119-SE installs easily with automotive urethane for a clean, factory-like finish.
Features
- Designed for 2019+ Mercedes Sprinter 144" and 170"/170" EXT High/Low Roof vans
- Fits Passenger Side Rear Door factory stamp cutout
- Rear-opening slider with integrated bug screen
- Black aluminum frame and dark-tinted safety glass
- Flush-mount design for a clean, factory-style look
- Installs with automotive urethane adhesive (not included)
- Perfect for ventilation in camper conversions and cargo vans
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SKU |
SR119-SE |
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Placement |
Passenger Side Rear Cargo Door |
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Overall Dimensions: |
777mm x 777mm (30.59" x 30.59") |
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Slider Opening: |
186.5mm W x 395mm H(7.34" Wx 15.55"H) |
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Glass Color |
Solar Privacy Glass (17% UV Rating) |
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Installation Type |
Urethane Bonded |
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Manufactured In |
China |
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Warranty |
1-Year Manufacturer Warranty |
Disclaimer Notice
To achieve a frameless exterior appearance, integrated slider functionality, and increased glass thickness, this window is designed differently than a factory non-opening window. Rear cargo doors have significantly less pocket depth and added curvature compared to side panels, which limits how deep any opening window can sit. As a result, the window will sit slightly more outward. This is a normal and intentional characteristic of the design and not a defect.
