Genuine Chrysler 68030940AA Locking Gas Review

Great idea but it does not include the 'plates' needed to fit the ignition key. I have tried 3 different locksmiths in addition to Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge dealerships with no success. Neither of these places had parts or couldn't provide a part number for it to be ordered. Why is MOPAR selling an $80 gas cap without the $1 parts needed to make it work properly? Thank goodness for Revain's return policy, thank you! F- for this product MOPAR is a complete failure.

OEM Caps for a fraction of the dealer cost. Easy to install works like a champ. Unfortunately they don't ship key plates with it. Also note that the keys for the ignition switch and the optional OEM hood lock are different sizes and our local dealer did not have them in stock. But the dealer told me which locksmith they were going to and they pocketed the key in 10 minutes for $20. It's a headache, but worth it. Now the doors, ignition, hood lock and gas cap all lock with the same key and I…

This purchase brought a wonderful PTBarnum moment into my life ("Every Minute Is Born"). All I wanted to do was lock the Chrysler car my boy drove to college, as the car would spend more time in a less secure parking lot. I was looking for a lockable fuel cap for the cruiser and came across this article. It was too expensive (originally $70.03 - now $69.06 and FREE shipping) but I figured it would at least help. What a surprise. The ad said it had to be taken to a Chrysler dealership to have it