I always leave a window rolled down for just such an occasion...... Yes, I learned that the hard way.

 

I normally will do that also. I forgot for once. Had the door open, turned on the key and didn't think about the window until I closed the door. I need to keep a spare key in the house. The only other key my wife had and she was at work about 50 miles away.

 

I got one thats pretty funny. A few years back my mom and I were in town for something and my mom manages to lock her only set of keys in the car in front of the sheriff's station. We looked like we were trying to break into the car. We just waited for a Loganville cop to come up and slimjim her door open. The cop managed to get it open on the 3rd try but bent her door frame in the process.

 

Theres two even easier ways than that.. one requires coat hanger and one just a butterknife..... I'll leave it at that but anyone who knows what google is can just google it for instructions
plus anyone who looks at a diagram for the door can see the weatherstripping pulls right off in 2 seconds without tools (I replaced mine in ten) and as rams owners your knowlegde of how easy it is to break into our trucks is more important to know to prevent break ins and leaving important things in truck than the off chance someone would be soo retarded as to look here (and only here) for such simple to figure out answers....

 

You guys laugh at that video but side window glass is tough. We had a car fire one time and the same thing happend to me using a halligan bar. I smacked that thing a few times before the bitch would break. It kept bouncing off I was like wtf is going on here it's f-ing glass.

For those of you that don't know firefighing stuff this is a halligan bar

 

I used one of those nifty, neato little spring powered center punches that you pick up for 3 bucks at wally world. Press it against the glass, press it in, spring fires the hammer, and window blows into a million little bits. Works first time, every time. Don't even work up a sweat. I was actually really surprised at just how effective it was.

 

I busted a spark plug with a hammer one time and tossed a chunk of the porcelain at the window of a junk car that was in the back yard and it blew the window into a million pieces. You don't have to throw it very hard at all, as soon as the corner of the busted porcelain makes contact it does the job. If you hit a windshield with it the windshield will spiderweb pretty good too.

 

Yeah those are fun to play with. I have a few of them ha ha

 

Hahaha, that sucks, but I think we've all done it. I have a back window with a broken little plastic lock, so i can just slide a knife in there and claw in and look like i'm stealing the truck ^.^

 

On my truck, the latch for the rear slider wasn't even there..... so, locking the truck is really pointless.... And I can't find on in the junkyard, seems to be a popular piece. I don't even wanna think about what the dealer would want for it...