Second Hand Nissan NP300 Windscreen

The Nissan NP300 Navara runs as a single generation in the UK market from around 2016 onwards, so most screens from that range share the same basic aperture - however, the key variable is whether your vehicle has an ADAS camera bracket or heating elements fitted, as screens with or without these features are not directly interchangeable. Check your own windscreen carefully for a forward-facing camera mount at the top centre and for heating elements before requesting quotes. Always confirm the exact specification with the breaker against your registration number to be sure.

Trim level - whether Visia, Acenta, or Tekna - does not affect which windscreen aperture you need, so the glass itself is the same across those grades. What does differ is that higher trims like Tekna are more likely to carry ADAS camera brackets and heating elements, so a screen pulled from a Visia may lack the bracket or heating found on your Tekna. Always check whether the donor screen matches your heated and camera-bracket specification, and confirm with the breaker using your registration.

Look at the top centre of your existing windscreen from inside the cab - if your vehicle has a forward-collision warning, lane-keep assist, or automatic emergency braking system, there will be a plastic bracket or mounting point bonded to the glass to hold the camera. A replacement screen must have a compatible bracket in the same position, as fitting a plain screen can prevent those safety systems from functioning. Confirm with the breaker that the used screen they have matches your camera setup, as bracket designs can vary and compatibility with your specific ADAS system is something only the breaker can verify against your registration.

Yes, this is one of the most important things to get right - a heated windscreen has fine embedded wires or a conductive coating and a dedicated wiring connector, so swapping it for a plain unheated screen means losing that function entirely. Check the bottom edge of your current screen for a small electrical connector, and if it is present you need a like-for-like heated replacement. Make sure to tell the breaker whether your screen is heated when you request a quote.

The NP300 Navara was offered in both single cab and double cab body styles, and the windscreen aperture is the same across those configurations as the cab front structure is shared. The variables that matter are still the heated glass and ADAS camera bracket specification, not the number of doors or seats behind you. Confirm the heated and camera-bracket spec with the breaker using your registration before committing to a screen.

The rain sensor itself clips onto a bracket or patch that is already part of the glass, and in most cases a screen without a pre-fitted rain sensor patch can still accept your existing sensor if the mounting location is present - but this is not guaranteed across all glass suppliers and specifications. Whether the donor screen is compatible with your specific sensor setup is something you should confirm with the breaker against your registration rather than assume. Do not accept a screen on the basis that the aperture looks the same; get the breaker to verify the sensor patch compatibility directly.