From a cracked windshield to a broken sliding-door window, the correct replacement depends on where the pane sits and how your Transit Connect is equipped. The Passenger Wagon has glass configurations that can differ from the Cargo Van. Use the quote form above to tell us about your vehicle; a local glass partner can confirm the details and discuss a current quote and scheduling options.
A VIN is optional and often helps narrow the choices, but it may not reveal every feature or prior replacement. Let the shop know about modifications or aftermarket tint, and say if you do not know an answer so it can be checked.
The 2021 Transit Connect XLT parts listing distinguishes Wagon sliding-door glass by wheelbase, side, operation and tint. For a 121-inch-wheelbase Wagon with power sliding-door windows without dark tint, it lists DT1Z-1725713-A for the driver side and DT1Z-1725712-A for the passenger side. For a 121-inch-wheelbase Wagon without power sliding-door windows and without dark tint, the catalog lists DT1Z-6129727-C for the driver side and DT1Z-6129726-B for the passenger side. Other versions have different suffixes. These are examples, not universal fitment: the shop must verify the vehicle, existing glass and current part supersession before ordering.
Some Transit Connects have a camera near the rearview mirror for driver-assistance functions. For the 2021 Transit Connect, I-CAR’s calibration reference lists windshield removal and installation or replacement as a calibration or initialization event for that camera. If equipped, the technician should follow the current Ford procedure for the actual vehicle and carry out required calibration and checks. The process and need for other checks depend on the equipment and work performed; do not assume every van has the same system.
Any quotes shown elsewhere on this page are historical examples, not current estimates. Glass, features, location and service affect the actual price. Request an online quote to discuss your Passenger Wagon with a local glass partner.
These are national highs, lows, and averages over the lifetime of specific year, make, models and glass types. Parts, labor, and the year the repair was done will affect pricing.
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Parts and labor vary by location. Here are some recent quotes we've provided to customers like you.
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