in-Door Lock Protection for 99-16 Super Duty F250 F350 F450, Excursion, Rear Passenger Door

Too easy to pop the doors on these trucks. This fixes that. Don't expect it to make your truck theft-proof but this is the easiest fix that will dissuade a lot of opportunistic thefts. Seen plenty of images on the forums of people trying to pop the door and failing because of the Jimmy Jammer as the thief quickly moves on for easier pickings.Reasonably easy install on the fronts. Be sure to get both of the 2 bolts holding the door panel (beneath the reflector on the bottom and beneath the window/door lock controls) and the trim pieces (window/door lock and a pillar in the front corner) before pulling it up. You don't need to bother trying to take off the top nut on the door handle. For the bottom one a ratcheting 7/16 wrench makes easy work. Use a flat head screw driver to help pull out the rod with your other hand. You can come with the screwdriver from the outside by pulling the bottom side of the handle out if your hands are big. Get the panel in place and hand tighten the door handle nut. Make sure the rod is clear and not behind the Jimmy Jammer. Be sure to get the hose clamp started before you try to put it on. It's got a ways to tighten down and loosens up when you get it going. Get the clamp in place and fit a flathead screwdriver into the clamp when you can see it and then take your other hand and push the clamp down as you tighten the driver. Don't forget to pop the rod back on.These rears are a really quick install. Get the door panel off as above and then remove the lower 7/16 nut on the handle, put the Jimmy Jammer in place, hand tighten the nut and then hold the Jimmy Jammer up with one hand while you tighten the nut with the wrench.

I bought this for my excuraion after someone had jimmied my original door handle lock and got into my vehicle. Feeling completely violated I decided to take a proactive approach to the repair and got a new handle and the jimmi jammer. Two weeks later my family went to the local hardware store and I parked in the contractor parking area just outside the main exit. My wife and newborn left the store so she could breastfeed in the back seat with tinted windows. A car drives up quickly and starts banging on the door lock with a screwdriver with my wife in the car yelling at them but had it not been for the jimmi jammer they would have gotten in. Thanks jimmi jammer for saving my wife and child! Now only if there was a sticker that I could put on the outside of the handle telling potential thieves that my truck is protected by jimmi jammer. The inside window sticker was just too dark next to tint.

Neat little contraption and pretty easy to install. I will confirm that it does indeed work - saved my 2011 F350 from a break in that would have cost $1,000s in personal property stolen. The dang thing caused the thieves to tinker with the driver door for long enough that the police were able to catch them. Cops, DA, and repair shop were very impressed with it. Highly recommend!

These work as they said at first they were little bit confusing to put in but after I figured it out it went right in now I just hope they keep the bad guys out I lost it a few tools wellmore in a few before I put these in thank you very much for coming up with this idea

This should be the first thing you install when you buy F series! Along with PunchPlugs for locks and front door kit as well! I tried punching through with a screwdriver and just managed to scratch the paint on the PunchPlug. Devices are so simple that I thought about using steel plates and making them myself, but by the time I buy material and "make" them it is much more practical to buy the kit and reward inventor for simple and well though out product!!!

I wanted to protect my truck after it had been broken into by some stupid thug looking for guns. They didn't get my gun because I carry it. Too bad he didn't ask me.

Product installs/fits as described, and the design looks like it would be successful in stopping the type of break-in it was designed to prevent. Luckily no one has tested the product on my vehicle yet! There are installation videos on the Jimmi Jammer website that are specific to each vehicle, so that was a big confidence builder during the install.

Used them for my front doors after lock was punched in. I epoxied a nickel to fill the door handle hole. Fit perfectly.