Need Nissan Murano windshield, door glass, quarter-window or rear-glass replacement? Request a local Murano glass quote with your year, damaged pane and ZIP code. A local shop verifies the glass and contacts you with pricing.

Murano model year and equipment matter

Provide the VIN, year, trim and production details when requested. Earlier Murano records should not be used to order 2025–2026 glass. Push-button start or a similar exterior appearance alone does not identify the replacement windshield. Ask the provider to confirm each pane’s construction, acoustic specification, tint and attachments.

2025–2026 OE windshield examples

• 72700-7BA0B: the dealer catalog describes a non-Platinum application.
• 72700-7BJ1B: Nissan’s official catalog describes a Platinum application.
• 72752-7BA0A: Nissan lists this separate windshield molding reference for 2025–2026 Murano applications.

These are research references requiring current VIN and equipment verification, not a complete parts list or interchangeable options. The trim descriptions do not establish every optical, sensor or attachment detail. Confirm supersessions, camera and mirror brackets, rain-sensor interface materials and required moldings before ordering.

Camera work after windshield replacement

For a camera-equipped Murano, the provider must consult current Nissan Electronic Service Manual instructions for the exact system and complete required camera aiming/calibration and diagnostic checks. Nissan’s ADAS position statement calls for the specified calibration after ADAS component removal or replacement. Request documentation of completed work.

Ask which target setup, driving conditions and other prerequisites apply, and whether a mobile visit can meet them. A windshield camera, forward radar, rain sensor and Around View Monitor cameras are different components. The installer should identify the actual disturbed components rather than treat a catalog’s broad camera label as a definitive location or repair procedure. No warning lamp alone does not prove alignment.

Mirror, sensors and glass features

Identify an electrochromic auto-dimming mirror separately from any digital camera-display mirror or garage-opener equipment. Auto-defog, rain sensing and glass heating are also different features. Report existing warnings, prior collision work and suspension changes before the appointment.

2025 Murano SV front-door glass examples

For a 2025 Murano SV, 2.0L gasoline, Nissan’s official catalog lists front-door glass 80301-7BA1A on the left and 80300-7BA1A on the right, described for SV. These are catalog examples, not a universal fitment list for every trim or earlier Murano. The shop should verify the exact vehicle, side, construction and current Nissan supersessions before ordering. Nissan 2025 Murano SV front-door catalog.

Is the damaged pane on the driver or passenger side, and is it moving or fixed? If unsure, send a photo of the whole opening so the local partner can review it.

2023 Murano S rear-door glass examples

For a 2023 Murano S, 3.5L gasoline, Nissan’s catalog lists rear-door glass 82301-9UF0A for the left and 82300-9UF0A for the right. These are examples, not a universal fitment list. Have the shop verify the VIN, exact pane and current part supersessions before ordering. Nissan 2023 Murano S rear-door catalog.

• Is the damaged pane in a rear door or in the body behind the rear door? If uncertain, photograph the whole opening.
• If it is in a rear door, is it on the driver or passenger side? Does the damaged pane move with the window switch or remain fixed?

2024 rear quarter-window recall check

Nissan recall 24V-053 (PD102) covers six potentially affected 2024 Murano vehicles. The rear quarter windows may separate from the body, creating a hazard for following traffic. Nissan’s remedy calls for a dealer to replace both rear quarter windows free of charge on affected vehicles. Ask a Nissan dealer to check the VIN and current recall status; do not assume every 2024 Murano is affected. If glass appears loose, discuss safe transport with the dealer. NHTSA recall report and Nissan dealer bulletin.

Door, fixed side, liftgate and roof glass

• Moving door windows: identify the exact door and side. A complete assessment includes fragment removal inside the door, regulator and guide inspection, correct glass alignment, travel and sealing checks, and any specified initialization. An intact window that will not move may need a mechanism or electrical diagnosis.
• Fixed side or quarter glass: photograph the whole opening and surrounding trim. A fixed pane is not automatically included with the moving door window. Attachment, trim and sealing procedures depend on the actual part.
• Rear liftgate glass: confirm tint, glass construction, defroster and antenna provisions where fitted. The shop should inspect disturbed wiper, camera or trim components, reconnect applicable circuits and verify sealing and affected functions.
• Roof glass, if equipped: identify the actual panel and whether it opens. Broken glass, a binding mechanism and water entry need different diagnoses; tracks, seals and drains may need separate work.

The pane count and replacement method must be verified for your Murano’s exact body and options. A door-window job does not by itself establish a need for windshield-camera calibration.

OE brand and the company that made each pane

Nissan identifies the genuine service-parts brand. The factory glazing company must be verified separately for the individual windshield, door pane, fixed side window or rear glass. Photograph the maker’s etching and DOT marking on the relevant original pane. One supplier name on a windshield does not establish who made all the other windows, and previously replaced glass may have different markings.

Ask the local shop to identify the offered glass brand, part number and equipment specification on the estimate. A supplier logo alone does not establish correct fitment. We do not assign a single factory supplier to every Murano window without pane-specific documentation.

Get a complete installed quote

Send your Murano’s year, trim, damaged pane, photos and ZIP code. A VIN is optional for an initial request and can help identify the vehicle, but may not resolve every glass feature. If unsure, ask the local partner to review the options before ordering. Ask for the offered glass brand, service part number, labor, trim, required camera work, taxes and fees in the total. Confirm availability, mobile-service suitability and the full appointment time including adhesive release and calibration. A quote request does not book service.

References: non-Platinum windshield catalog; Nissan Platinum windshield listing; Nissan glass and molding catalog; Nissan ADAS position statement.