FarFromStock
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So as any of you that have read thread know I was extremely pissed off that someone punched out the locks in my Tahoe about 3 weeks ago. I have been on a security mission ever since to prevent this from happening to me or anyone else again.
This is what it looked like after the break in with the lock punched
I spoke with a few buddies and also got the recommendation from Aaron_L to look into the JimmiJammer Door Lock Protection products. I purchased them and installed them inside my Tahoe's doors and under the hood on Saturday this past weekend.
Here are the products I installed:
-Hood Latch/cable guard Protector (Part # 2026)
- Front Door Plates Single Key Driver Door Entry (Part # 031501)
- Rear Door Plates (Part #031505)
The install was pretty straightforward and easy. I have taken the door panels and grill assembly apart before so nothing new to me. You will be disassembling the door panel to get access to the door handles. Really not a big deal though even if you have never done it before.
Top view of the hood latch guard with plastic cover removed
Top view of the hood cable guard protector with plastic cover off
Front Driver Door Lock Cylinder Protector Installed around Lock. This is super simple effective idea. It is a hose clamp that wraps the lock cylinder and holds the clip that holds it in place. Basically the clip that is super easy to punch out as I found out from the thief that broke into my Tahoe.
This is what it looked like after the break in with the lock punched
I spoke with a few buddies and also got the recommendation from Aaron_L to look into the JimmiJammer Door Lock Protection products. I purchased them and installed them inside my Tahoe's doors and under the hood on Saturday this past weekend.
Here are the products I installed:
-Hood Latch/cable guard Protector (Part # 2026)
- Front Door Plates Single Key Driver Door Entry (Part # 031501)
- Rear Door Plates (Part #031505)
The install was pretty straightforward and easy. I have taken the door panels and grill assembly apart before so nothing new to me. You will be disassembling the door panel to get access to the door handles. Really not a big deal though even if you have never done it before.
Top view of the hood latch guard with plastic cover removed
Top view of the hood cable guard protector with plastic cover off
Front Driver Door Lock Cylinder Protector Installed around Lock. This is super simple effective idea. It is a hose clamp that wraps the lock cylinder and holds the clip that holds it in place. Basically the clip that is super easy to punch out as I found out from the thief that broke into my Tahoe.