🔒 Stant 10511Y Yellow Locking Cap for GM Flex-Fuel with Non-Threaded Filler Neck: Secure and Convenient! Review

I bought this after idiots stole my gas cap. The price was insanely cheap, I went to a car dealership to find a new one and it was insanely expensive! Even the local stores in my area overpriced them! Very happy with how it works, I'm in Canada so I would suggest not washing the area in winter. I learned wrong lol

This is the second option I bought for the 09 Impala 3.5L. I replaced the factory cap with one because I needed a lockout feature and the first lasted maybe 2 years before I started getting an EVAP system related check engine light. Replaced it and now it's sealed again and the EVAP code didn't come back. So I found that they don't last forever but are inexpensive. I bought a different brand locking cap for a 2010 Equinox and it is more difficult to lock and unlock but could be of better…

I was able to keep the cable from the old one and it slid tightly over this new one. I also put a nylon tie around the perimeter just in case to keep the cable from coming loose. Works very well. Only downside: you have to wiggle around a bit to activate the "slide" locking mechanism once the lid is on. If this is not the case, it can simply be unscrewed, even if the key has been turned to the locked position. Position. No big deal, you just have to remember to do this every time you block it.

The scope I ordered made it possible to check that the cover fits the vehicle for which it was to be purchased. order. I clicked "Place Order" and paid for my purchase. I deliberately avoided another seller as a customer review said their cap didn't fit. Guess what. .But it was too high for the space allocated by HHR and the vehicle's access door would not close. Determining whether your product fits the vehicle you are promoting it on should be "easy". So I'm a bit shocked. Due to seller's…

The stunt has accompanied me since my childhood. I know I can trust the quality. I went to the dealer to order the same cap in an OEM model and it cost TRIPLE to buy it from Revain! I mean yes it's a gas cap but it's a GAS cap! It's very important that it seals well so you don't have a problem with steam escaping. I replaced mine because I kept getting evaporative emission system codes on my OBD and the Check Engine light stayed on. After I replaced it with a new cover, the light went out and…

Worked fine for about a week then the engine warning light came on! I have a 2007 Tahoe so it's not that old but I sanded the filler tube a bit just in case but it kept doing it. I then took the rubber gasket from the original factory cap, which worked fine but had no lock, and used it to replace the stant gasket, which was a bit tricky. No problems so far, other than no response from Stunt about replacing the seal, which works. I tried the stant for regular petrol last year and stopped using…

This cover fits my 2011 Chevrolet Suburban perfectly! Quality product for the price and works as advertised. The cap has a nice snug fit and the key is comfortable to use. The locking mechanism allows the key to be removed in the unlocked position, eliminating the need to keep the keys attached to the refill cap. Once the cap is off, the lock automatically returns to the closed position, so you don't need to use a key to "relock" the cap, you simply screw it back on. The box contains 2 keys…

I thought the locking cap would be an upgrade but in the winter it was bulky and annoying. The key has to fit into a small recess next to the keyhole cover *for no reason*, and there's no indication of which way the teeth of the key should be pointing. Since there is no "leash" on the lid, I also awkwardly held it by the pump with all my keys dangling from it. Finally, when replacing the cap, the "click" was very clear, plastic. It always seemed to me that I was doing something wrong or that it