Ford Ranger Mk4 Rear Door Window Glass Glazzing AS2 Left N/S 6M34-E25701-AE

Ford Ranger Mk4 Rear Door Window Glass Glazzing has been designed as a factory body component, ensuring proper visibility and sealing of the passenger cabin. This original AS2 glass is intended for installation on the driver's side in the rear door, allowing for a precise fit to the body structure. This used item from the Car Windows category is a practical solution for post-accident repairs and replacements of damaged glass.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 4954880
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 4954880
• Substitutable numbers: 4954880, 6M34-E25701-AE, 6M34E25701AE
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Left
• Part type: Rear Side Window
• Category: Car Glass

Purpose and fitment for Ford Ranger Mk4

The presented glass is dedicated to the rear, left part of the Ford Ranger Mk4 body, which guarantees compatibility with the door line, seals, and guides. Its placement in the rear door area on the driver's side means that the glass works with the factory window lifting mechanism and original mounting components. Thanks to the use of AS2 class glass, the element meets the requirements regarding light transmission and safety of use in the side zone of the vehicle. This solution allows for maintaining a consistent body appearance and appropriate optical comfort for rear seat passengers.

Technical characteristics of AS2 glass

Glass marked with the AS2 class is tempered safety glass used in side and rear vehicle glazing. In the case of the Ford Ranger Mk4, it provides:

• adequate mechanical strength for typical operational loads,
• a controlled way of breaking, limiting the risk of serious injury,
• stable light transmission consistent with requirements for side windows. A window constructed in this way works well with factory seals and the door frame, which facilitates proper installation and subsequent operation in the more demanding off-road conditions typical for the Ford Ranger.

Used condition and application in repairs

The item comes from dismantling and is in used condition, which makes it a cost-effective choice for body repairs. A used rear left window allows for the restoration of full door functionality after a collision, mechanical damage, or vandalism, without the need to resort to more expensive solutions. In practice, this means the possibility of:

• efficient replacement of damaged glass in a body and paint shop,
• preserving the original character of the Ford Ranger Mk4 body,
• reducing repair costs while maintaining the factory glazing standard.

Benefits of using original Ford glass

The use of an original rear left window in a Ford Ranger Mk4 translates into several significant operational advantages. First and foremost, the factory fit to the door structure minimizes the risk of leaks, rattling, or improper operation of the window lifting mechanism. Additionally, visual consistency with the vehicle's other windows is maintained, which is important both aesthetically and practically. If you are planning a comprehensive repair or modernization of the side glazing zone in your Ford and need other items from the same group, such as side door windows, quarter glass, or additional glazing elements, check the available parts in the Ford Car Windows category.

Support with selection and installation

When purchasing a used window for a Ford Ranger Mk4, it is crucial to ensure proper fitment regarding the body version and the installation side. It is worth consulting the choice with a mechanic or bodywork specialist to ensure that the element will work correctly with existing guides and seals. If you want to better plan the entire process of ordering and installing dismantled parts, a guide describing how to order used components directly to the workshop will be helpful – you can find it in the post Repairing your car without leaving home: how to order used parts online directly to the workshop?. For a broader perspective on body repairs using dismantled parts, it is also worth reading the article Bodywork and chassis – post-accident repairs using dismantled parts, which discusses practical aspects of working with used glass and other body components.