Cheap Nissan Navara Windscreen

The Navara has run in two main generations in the UK: the D40 (2005–2015) and the current D23/NP300 (2016 onwards), and generation is the single most important thing to get right when sourcing a used windscreen. A D40 windscreen will not fit a D23, so always confirm which platform your truck is when contacting a breaker. If you are unsure, your V5C or a quick search of your registration will confirm it.

Almost certainly not without checking, because 2014 falls in the D40 generation and 2016 is the start of the D23/NP300 generation — these are different platforms with different screen shapes and bonding profiles. This is exactly the kind of boundary crossing where you must confirm fitment with the breaker against your specific registration rather than assume interchangeability. Do not rely on the year alone; quote your reg so the breaker can verify the platform.

Some Navara windscreens are fitted with heating elements embedded in the glass, and if yours has a heated screen you must source a heated replacement — a plain unheated screen will physically fit but your heating function will be lost. Check your existing screen carefully for the fine heating wires or ask your breaker to confirm whether the unit they have is heated or unheated. Getting this detail right is as important as matching the generation.

Not necessarily: D23 Navaras fitted with ADAS (advanced driver assistance systems) require a windscreen with the correct camera or sensor bracket already bonded to the glass, and fitting a screen without it means your camera cannot be remounted properly. Whether the bracket on a used screen is compatible with your specific ADAS setup is something you should confirm with the breaker against your registration, as bracket designs can vary. Never assume a D23 screen is ADAS-ready just because your truck is.

Trim level does not determine windscreen fitment on the Navara; what matters is generation (D40 or D23), whether the screen is heated, and whether it carries an ADAS camera bracket. A windscreen from an Acenta will physically interchange with one from a Tekna of the same generation, provided the heated and ADAS specifications match. Bear in mind that a screen sourced from a different trim vehicle may have minor cosmetic differences such as tint band depth, but these do not affect fitment.

Give the breaker your full registration number rather than just the year, because reg-to-VIN lookup lets them confirm your exact platform (D40 or D23), whether your screen is heated, and whether your vehicle has an ADAS camera bracket that needs to be present on the replacement. Engine size and trim level can be ignored for this search, so do not let those distract you. A good breaker will cross-reference these points before quoting, but it is worth asking them explicitly to confirm each one.