Second Hand Nissan Interstar Sunroof

The Nissan Interstar is a large panel van (a rebadged version of the Renault Master / Vauxhall Movano of its generation), and sunroofs were not a factory-fitted option on this model in any variant sold in the UK. Vans of this type are built around a high, flat roof structure designed for load capacity and structural rigidity, which is incompatible with a conventional sunroof panel. If you believe your vehicle has a roof opening, it is most likely an aftermarket roof vent, a Heki-style camper conversion vent, or a roof light fitted by a previous owner or converter.

No factory sunroof was ever offered on the Nissan Interstar, so any listing describing a 'sunroof' for this vehicle is almost certainly referring to an aftermarket or converter-fitted roof vent rather than an OEM part. These aftermarket units vary widely by brand, size, and cut-out dimensions, so a part pulled from another van will only fit yours if the aperture size and frame design match exactly. You would need to identify the brand and model of the unit already fitted to your van before a breaker can help you source a matching replacement.

The Nissan Interstar shares its platform with the Renault Master and Vauxhall Movano of the same generation, so the roof sheet metal is closely related, but since any roof opening on these vans is aftermarket rather than factory-fitted, fitment depends entirely on whichever brand of vent was installed rather than the van's platform. If the same aftermarket vent unit was fitted to a Master or Movano, the aperture cut-out dimensions may well match, but you should confirm the exact vent brand, model, and cut-out size with a breaker before purchasing. Never assume fitment based on platform alone where converter work is involved.

If your Interstar has a roof opening, search for the specific brand of roof vent or roof light fitted - common aftermarket brands used in van conversions include Dometic, Fiamma, Heki, and Generic Maxxair-style units, among others. Check inside the van for any branding stamped on the vent frame or surrounding trim, and measure the cut-out aperture carefully before contacting a breaker or specialist. A breaker dealing in converted vans or campers may be your best source, but matching the vent model precisely is essential.