United Pacific

28014-UP 13-1/2" STAINLESS CURVED DROP VISOR WITH EIGHT 2" LIGHT CUTOUTS FOR 1995-2006 KENWORTH W900

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SKU:: 28014-UP
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MPN:: 28014

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Description

Description

The stainless steel curved drop visor is designed specifically for 1995-2006 Kenworth W900 trucks. It features a 13.5-inch design with eight 2-inch light cutouts, making it a functional and stylish addition to any compatible model. This accessory is crafted to fit models with a curved windshield and includes a complete kit with a stainless steel bracket for easy installation. The drop visor also fits certain Kenworth T800 and T600 models, adding versatility and enhancing the truck's appearance.

Stainless steel sunvisor for Kenworth.
Eight 2" light cutouts.
Complete kit with stainless steel bracket.
Also fits 1995-2006 Kenworth T800 and 1995-2007 T600 models with curved windshield.
Package Dimension 42"L x 16"W x 9"H
Package Weight 21 lbs

Frequently Asked Questions

Will a drop visor for Kenworth W900 fit a 1995–2006 model with a curved windshield?

This style is designed for 1995–2006 Kenworth W900 trucks with a curved windshield. It can also fit certain Kenworth T800 (1995–2006) and Kenworth T600 (1995–2007) models when they have the curved windshield configuration. If your truck has a flat windshield, compatibility will differ.

What lights work with a drop visor for Kenworth W900 that has eight 2 inch light cutouts visor openings?

The eight 2 inch light cutouts visor openings are intended for 2-inch round marker/clearance or LED grommet-style lights, depending on the light brand you choose. Confirm the light’s overall bezel or grommet size so it seats cleanly in the cutout. Wiring is typically handled separately, so plan for a proper harness and weatherproof connections.

How is the United Pacific 28014-UP visor installed?

Installation is typically bolt-on using the included stainless steel bracket and mounting hardware, aligning the visor to the cab and roof mounting points. A second set of hands helps hold the visor square and prevent scratches while you start fasteners. After mounting, verify door clearance, check for even spacing across the windshield, and seal any mounting points as needed to help prevent water intrusion.