Note: All AM Auto Window packages must be opened and checked for damage and missing parts within 21 days of receipt.

The ProMaster now has AM Auto Ram ProMaster 2014+ Passenger Side Sliding Door Half-Slider Window 118"WB (PB07-R1S-HS P) that is a perfect complement to the ProMaster's sleek aerodynamic styling. These windows have silkscreened black faded edges with solar privacy glass. The entire unit is contoured to match the sidewall and doors, making the installation as simple as conventional fully-framed windows. Our windows are configured to fit within the OEM stampings and provide a customized OEM look. Whether converting the ProMaster for commercial or recreational use, CRL 'All-Glass' look windows are the right choice.

The AMA Half slider latches closed for security and allows for the largest ventilation openings of any vented glass window we sell. Standard Half-Sliders glass is a full opening screen-less design.

Note: Shipping calculated at checkout. These windows are shipped from AM Auto and cannot be picked up from the manufacturer. If you cancel your order after your windows have shipped, you will pay the shipping costs plus a 30% restocking fee. 

Key Features: AM Auto Ram ProMaster 2014+ Passenger Side Sliding Door Half-Slider Window 118"WB (PB07-R1S-HS P)

• Fits 2014+ Ram ProMaster vans 118" wheelbase only
• AMA privacy 17% solar tint
  
• Uses  for maximum safety and strength
• Is tested to and safety standards
• Glass UV rating=17%
• Uses factory stampings for cut lines
• 6 Months warranty

Specifications: AM Auto Ram ProMaster 2014+ Passenger Side Sliding Door Half-Slider Window 118"WB (PB07-R1S-HS P)

What’s needed to install a bond-in window?

Qty: 1-2 tubes for small and medium size windows.

Qty: 2 tubes for large windows.

Qty: 1, 3.4 oz Primer bottle for 4 large windows and 2 small windows.

Qty: 2, 3.4 oz Primer bottles for 6-8 windows(full window set).

for the cut metal edge. This window's compatible option can be found in this page's Frequently Bought Together section.

Check out our for more details, or watch the video below.

Video: How to Install Bonded Windows