[joefiero]

I finally got the outer seals out, and without removing the body panel and without removing the window. All you need is a 1/4'' flat ratchet, thickness is about 3/16'', length about 3'' bought at Lowes. Next you will need a P2 phillips tip and cut about 3/4 of the butt end off with a dremell tool, so the only part of the phillips tip that sticks out of the ratchet is just the tip. Next cut a small piece of plastic to fit onto the backside of the ratchet and bit. This is going to be used to hold the bit from backing out. Wrap electrical tape over the cut plastic backing you just made and around the ratchet itself, this serves 2 purposes, holding the bit in place and keeping the metal from scratching the glass. The inner seal will have to be out first and the window all the way up. Gently push the glass toward where the inner seal was, but not too much pressure or the glass will break. Next ease the ratchet between the glass and outer seal to the 2 elusive screws. After they are both removed just roll the window all the way down and remove the last three screws. On installing the new outer seals start with the screws you used the phillips ratchet on then the easier ones last. Note: you may need something like a pair of wire strippers or small angled needle nose plyers to help hold the screws in place as you start them. Spent a total of $3 on the ratchet and p2 bit with 20 min. of labor for each outer seal. Thanks for the response RAGTOP Hopefully what I learned will help others out.