Nissan NV400 Door Replacement Parts

The NV400 runs as a single generation spanning from 2011 onwards, and doors from within that generation are generally side-matched and body-style-matched, so a 2015 unit is likely to correspond to a 2018 in terms of the door frame and fitment. That said, you should confirm the exact match with the breaker against your registration, as minor production updates can affect panel or hardware compatibility. Never assume a fit without the breaker checking both vehicles.

Yes, wheelbase matters for sliding side doors on the NV400 — short wheelbase and long wheelbase vans have different aperture and track lengths, so a door from the wrong wheelbase variant will not fit correctly. When getting a quote, make sure the breaker knows your wheelbase as well as which side you need (NS nearside or OS offside). Always confirm against your registration plate to be certain.

The rear hinged door arrangement (single or twin leaf) does not affect the front or sliding side doors, so if you are replacing a side door that is not a rear door, this distinction is irrelevant to fitment. However, if you are replacing a rear door itself, you must confirm whether your van has a single tailgate or twin barn doors, and the breaker will need to know which leaf (NS or OS) you require. Always quote your registration so the breaker can verify the exact configuration.

The NV400's trim levels — such as SE, SE Sport, and Tekna — do not affect the door frame itself, so fitment is determined by generation, side (NS or OS), and body configuration rather than trim. You may find differences in features like mirror type or window specifications depending on the donor vehicle's trim, but the door frame should correspond across trim levels within the same generation. Confirm with the breaker if you have any concerns about specific hardware differences between trim levels.

Roof height on the NV400 (standard, medium, or high roof) does not affect the sliding or front side doors, as the roof height alters the upper body above the door aperture rather than the door itself. You still need to match by side (NS nearside or OS offside), wheelbase for sliding doors, and generation. Confirm all details with the breaker against your registration to be sure.

Colour is not a fitment consideration — any door in the correct generation, side, and body configuration will fit regardless of the colour it comes in. Used doors from breakers are commonly supplied in the donor vehicle's colour and can be resprayed to match your van, which is standard practice in the UK. Focus your questions to the breaker on side, wheelbase, and configuration rather than colour.