So heres the deal, my window motor went out (as expected) so I purchased a new one and went to replace it. Upon opening up the door panel I noticed that the p/o had drilled out the four large rivets holding the whole track section in place. I thought nothing of it and continued to drill the access holes for the rivets holding in the motor. After getting on the holes drilled I realized the motor had been replaced once already and was now in place with a bolt and nut where each rivet was. I tried to see if I could drill through them but that just isnt going to happen and I cant get a screwdriver to turn the screw for the life of me. Is there a way I can just remove the whole track? Or how exactly would you guys go about doing this? Thanks.

 

you will have to take the window regulator out with the motor. go here and look at 14
https://camaroforums.com/forum/93-02...62/#post557634

 

do you have a mechanics mirror? If not, go get one as they are dirt cheap

stick the mirror back there and your answer will be right in front of you.

there must be a nut on those little bolts and slip joints will fit in there

you can always upsize on pop rivets if you don't like nuts and bolts

I used rivets on the 3rd gen and nuts/bolts on the 4th gen which btw, will be getting another round of motors because the 3 year old one is starting to go.

I suppose I could always put a capacitor in line

 

Power Window Motor