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The photo to the right shows one popular method of breaking into your full size RAM truck. The thief prys into the door under the handle to get at the lock rods inside the door. Then, they force the rod to move and unlock the door! It's fast, easy and quiet, making this a favorite among thieves. >   What's the solution? Read on...	Ouch! See the hole right under the lock at the body and handle seam?
Inside the driver side front door with plate installed.	< The photo to the left shows a Jimmi' Jammer™ plate mounted to the backside of the door handle. The plate surrounds the lock cylinder area, and the far end slides up and under the lock cylinder holder for maximum protection. The plate covers the seam between the handle and door metal, blocking access to the lock rods inside the door. (Lock rods are not shown here for clarity.)
Why do they pry in near the lock? On some vehicles, the factory alarm will not activate when entry is gained using this method. The alarm is triggered at the door latch, so the alarm brain thinks a key has been used to unlock the door because the rod moved at the latch! With the Jimmi' Jammer™ installed, the lock assembly is shielded from prying.	Want to see the installation process? Visit our online installation tutorials.
What if my front passenger door doesn't have a lock on the outside? If your RAM has a lock on the drivers door handle, but not on the passenger side, you still need a plate on the passenger side. We have had many callers tell us that a thief got in through the passenger door, even though there is no lock cylinder in the handle. This is possible because there are lock rods, such as the manual pull rod coming through the door cavity, and an experienced thief knows how to get at them. Put a plate on each door!   What about the rear doors on a four door truck? On your full size RAM four door truck, we are now recommending the installation of the rear plates, PN 072220. When we first made a kit for the new RAM, we didn't think the rear doors were vulnerable, so we didn't make a kit for them. Before too long, we started receiving calls telling us that a thief had either attempted to get in, or did get in through the rear doors. The picture to the right shows a rear door plate installed, covering the door metal opening where the handle is inserted into the door.	Inside the rear door, with plate installed.

This page describes our kits for Dodge RAM trucks 2002-2008. See the chart farther down on this page to match your vehicle to the proper part number as shown here: The photos on this description page represent our latest revisions of each plate. If you bought a kit and the plates don't look like these, check our installation tutorials for this vehicle where you will see some of the differences. The older designs still fit and work, we just make changes over time based on input from installers and customers.

Part Number - 072205 - If your truck has lock cylinders on both front doors.
Part Number - 072210 - If your truck has a lock cylinder only on the drivers door.
Part Number - 072220 - Rear passenger door kit. (Does not fit Durango.)

Note:
Part Number - 072200 is being replaced by PNs 072205 and 072210. The older PN 072200 will still work on your full size RAM truck, but it is recommended for vehicles with lock cylinders on each front door.

See our installation tutorials to see an installation with photos for this model.

Package Contents:

Kit PN 072205 ^	Kit PN 072210 ^
Kit PN 072220 ^	Each kit includes: Two Jimmi' Jammer™ plates Complete instructions Two window warning labels. All text and graphics © Redline Technical Group, Inc. 1998

Note: Double check your truck to see if you have a lock cylinder on each front door, or just on the drivers door, then refer to the chart below as a double check before ordering. If your local dealer does not have this information, please call us and we will send it to them.

Fits vehicles with this handle style.

Note: A common question asks about the rear doors on a four door truck. We now offer a kit for the rear doors, see the table above. All kits come with two plates. Put plates in doors even if there is no lock cylinder on that door.