What are the dimensions of the front window glass in a Chrysler Town and Country (2002)?

Asked by Lexa Nov 14, 2016 at 01:28 PM about the 2002 Chrysler Town & Country

Question type: General

I'm looking for compatible windows that can be used to replace a broken
left-side window. The window doesn't need to work, it just needs to fill the
gap.

This isn't my car, so I can't just measure the window. This is research for a
friend who lives across the country and they are unable to take the car
apart to measure the window until we have a replacement ready to go.

3 Answers

The only fix is to get the correct glass. Check junk yards or just call an Auto Glass shop. Side window are not that expensive. If all else fails use plastic and duct tape temporarily.

It is a complete waste of your time to try and find glass from another make and model to fit your friends car.

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