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-Justin, couldn't find anything at installuniversity.com... only LSX and Mercedes vehicles.
I found really good instructions online a few years ago (but the website was gone the last time I checked). I've replaced about 6 window motors in my time, driver and passenger side twice on my 95 Firebird, and again on each side for my 96 Firebird.
If anyone wants, I'll look for the directions and scan them up... I actually want to do it anyway for my own records.
But yeah, from what I recall (and someone please correct me otherwise), the way my instructions read was that the only way to get to the window motor was to drill 3 tiny holes where the grommets were on the window motor and replacing the the grommet holes with a screw and nut. Reason I ask you all about this now is because my driver's side window in the Camaro is going to soon. Pretty much everyone I've asked has told me that yes, the drill holes are required, but then some adamantly say that you can get around it, I just don't know how... and I'd like not to have to drill the holes this time when the time to replace the motor actually does come around.
~Joe
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