Do the Ford Bronco and Bronco Sport Use the Same Windshield?
Reviewed by the Skyview Auto Glass technical team — NWRD-, ASE- and DINITROL-trained technicians · Updated November 2026
Quick answer
No. The Bronco Sport and the full-size Bronco are different vehicles with different bodies, and they take different windshields with different part numbers. A 2022 and 2024 Bronco Sport in our records share DW03128GTYN, a camera-equipped acoustic part carrying a SoundScreen mark. The full-size Bronco is a separate part.
Bronco Sport versus full-size Bronco
Bronco Sport
- 2022 and 2024 share windshield DW03128GTYN.
- Forward camera requiring a dynamic calibration.
- Acoustic glass with a SoundScreen acoustic mark.
- Lists DW02705GTYN as interchangeable.
Full-size Bronco
- A different vehicle with a different body.
- A different windshield and a different part number.
- Nothing carries over from the Bronco Sport.
- Looked up from the VIN rather than assumed.
If you tell us Bronco, we ask which one, and then we ask for the VIN anyway.
What the SoundScreen mark means
The SoundScreen mark printed into the Bronco Sport windshield identifies acoustic laminated glass, which uses a softer sound-damping interlayer between the glass layers. If replacement glass goes in without it the vehicle is permanently louder at speed, and most owners never work out why. It is part of the specification, not a sticker.
The fact that the 2022 and 2024 Bronco Sport share a part number is not something you can assume on any vehicle, and it is worth confirming rather than hoping. The full-size Bronco takes its own glass, and we look that up from the VIN rather than carrying anything over from the Sport. Two vehicles sharing a name is exactly the situation where a model name alone sends the wrong part to the shop.
The Bronco Sport windshield lists DW02705GTYN as its interchangeable, and the 2022 and 2024 sharing a single part number is the exception rather than the rule across the Ford lineup. Confirming the part from the VIN, rather than assuming it carries over, is how a Bronco Sport job finishes on the first visit instead of waiting on a reorder. The full-size Bronco is a different body altogether, and none of its glass crosses over to the Sport or back.
Two vehicles, one name
The Bronco Sport and the full-size Bronco share a name and almost nothing else where glass is concerned. Ordering on the name alone is the fastest way to receive the wrong windshield, which is why we confirm which vehicle the quote is for before anything is ordered. The same name on the tailgate does not mean the same glass on the rack.
More questions about Bronco and Bronco Sport glass
Is the Bronco windshield the same as the Bronco Sport?
No. They are different vehicles with different bodies and different part numbers. The Bronco Sport in our records carries a SoundScreen acoustic mark and a camera, and the full-size Bronco is looked up separately from the VIN.
What is Bronco SoundScreen glass?
It is acoustic laminated glass identified by the SoundScreen mark printed into it. A softer interlayer between the glass layers dampens sound, and glass without it leaves the vehicle louder at speed. It is matched to the part number.
Do both Broncos need a windshield camera calibration?
The Bronco Sport parts in our records carry a forward camera requiring a dynamic calibration. Whether the full-size Bronco needs one depends on its year and trim, which we confirm from the VIN. The dynamic calibration is a road drive at a specified speed on clearly marked roads, and it is part of the replacement job rather than a separate appointment. How that road drive fits into a Bronco Sport glass job is covered in our calibration walkthrough.
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