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broken nut holding lamp and latch assembly causing rattle

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hi guys i posted a few days ago about rattle and noise from hard and soft top that started recently in my 99 C2 cab,found the problem,one of the nuts broke inside the windshield that the light assembly where the top latch locks in so when the latch locks in it moves the unit back because there is no bolt holding it tight in place which gives the top way more play than it sould have,it seems like a easy fix just get another nut but how do you get the bad one out and the new one in,it is completely closed up??heres the pics,any advise would be appreciated as i dont know how to fix this

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