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Special Tool By RBeaubien on Monday, December 06, 2004 (UMST)

Actually, you need a special tool to do it.  Rodney Dickman sells it at www.rodneydickman.com   Good Luck!   - Robert Beaubien   Reply to this Comment

window weather strip replacement By 87convert on Monday, December 06, 2004 (UMST)

The tool Robert mentions is a small 90 degree phillips head screw driver.  Rodney Dickman does indeed sell on but you could also make one your self.  To remove the window crank you need another tool, available at Checker, AutoZone and other places to remove a GM window crank.    Good Luck.   Rolland Reply to this Comment

Weather Strip By swells68 on Tuesday, February 15, 2005 (UMST)

Could I suggest insurance with full glass?  :-)  Reply to this Comment

Another way By KitKar on Friday, March 04, 2005 (UMST)

You don't necessarily need that tool but it might make it easier. However I've heard the method I used is easier. If you remove the window stops you can roll the window all the way up to the top and slide it back (I had to tap it with a rubber mallet). This enables you to access the two screws. I had a hard time getting the window to go back. Since my outer door skins were pretty much off anyway, I removed them for easier access. I had to use my finger to guide the roller in and out of it's track. I'm not sure how people do it with the door skin on. I know this is a little late to help, but maybe it will help someone. There is a detailed description of this method at http://www.fieronews.com/Content/pid=5.html Reply to this Comment

where do you get those weather strips? By Malakyt on Thursday, March 24, 2005 (UMST)

As it says... where do you get those weather strips you are replacing? Reply to this Comment

weather strips By 87convert on Sunday, March 27, 2005 (UMST)

The Fiero Store sells them as do some  on line suppliers (GMPARTSDIRECT and others).  If you buy from an online source you need the part number and it is different depending on year made.  The Fiero Store sells them by year.  Good Luck Rolland Reply to this Comment

weather strip By baker38571 on Sunday, October 23, 2005 (UMST)

How do you get at the two screws with power windows ? Reply to this Comment

Tool By RBeaubien on Monday, October 24, 2005 (UMST)

Go to: http://www.rodneydickman.com/retail.html   Look under Tools | Dew Strip Removal Tool   Reply to this Comment

weather strip (Dew wipes) By barrm on Thursday, December 07, 2006 (UMST)

Actually, I've never removed those screws...I have just (carefully) used a 'sharp' screwdriver & a hammer to cut the metal part of the dew wipe under the screw...make a couple of small cuts on the new one to slide it over the screw that remains. There are more than enough screws on each side of those two....you don't really need them.../\/\ Reply to this Comment