Fb21877ypn 2003-04 Mitsubishi Outlander Rear Window Tint Privacy Window Glass on 2040-parts.com
Jacksonville, Florida, US
FB21877YPN 2003-04 Mitsubishi Outlander Back Rear Window Gray Tint Privacy Window Glass Heated
NAGS ID: FB21877YPN
Glass Color: Gray Tint Privacy
Location on vehicle: Back Rear Window
Fits years: 2003 2004
Attachments: N
Qualifiers: None
Premium: N
Antenna: N
Encapsulated: N
Heated: Y
Slider: N
Solar: Y
Number of Holes: 0
OEM Number(s): MR379442
Location: Crate 9
All of our Ebay listings are New Old Stock. These windows are Brand NEW, in the original packaging. We are clearing an entire warehouse of dusty inventory. Due to the nature of this inventory, sales are final.
We guarantee the product to be as described, in NEW condition, and suitable for immediate install. Returns/refunds will be considered only where the wrong item is shipped, or the product contains a manufacturer's defect.
If you need technical help with a window, we can be contacted at 904-332-7010; 9AM-5PM EST; Mon-Fri. Have the NAGS ID handy. 100% of available fitment information is below.
Sales help is available via email. Our technicians won't be able to assist you with online purchases, but you can request a call back and someone from our online sales department will follow up with you, usually within an hour, always within one business day.
"Green Tint" is what is normally referred to as "clear" outside of the glass industry. This is the default, or typical type of clear glass that is found on most vehicles. "Grey Tint" or "Privacy" is what is normally referred to as "factory tinted" outside of the glass industry. This is common (however not 100%) on the back windows of SUV's and extended cab trucks. This will never occur on your front 2 windows, as those will almost always be "Green Tint" (clear).
Do not confuse windows that have film applied to them as "Grey Tint" or "Privacy." Window tinting film and glass color are completely separate from one another.
| Year | Make | Model |
|---|---|---|
| 2003 | Mitsubishi | Outlander LS 4 Door Utility |
| 2003 | Mitsubishi | Outlander XLS 4 Door Utility |
| 2004 | Mitsubishi | Outlander LS 4 Door Utility |
| 2004 | Mitsubishi | Outlander XLS 4 Door Utility |
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