🔋 Dodge Choolo Billet Aluminum Fuel Cap Combo Pack: Enhance Your RAM 1500 2500 3500 Truck's Fueling Performance (2013-2020) with Easy Grip Design and Magnetic Feature Review

I got the gas cap and DEF caps and installed them and they fit great but after riding I found the gas cap difficult to remove with my old arthritic fingers so got drawer pull , drilled through the lid and attached a pull rod to the lid to grab something else when removing. I also put a light coat of plumber's grease on the o-ring to make it easier to remove. Now it's easier to remove the cover.

The screw holding the tank cap magnet has loosened. It was so lost I couldn't use my finger to turn it. It will eventually come off completely and fall into the filler neck, so I pushed it down and split the magnet into three parts. The cap fits well, but it doesn't seal very well as there are three ribs on the neck that prevent the o-ring from making a 360 degree seal, leaving a gap for dirt to enter. It's still better than Rams plastic plugs.

Well I got the green and blue gas caps and fitted them, they looked great, much better than what you get on a standard truck. But when I went to fill up, luckily I saw a propeller and a magnet. We were screwed. I was able to get them out before they fell into my fuel tank. I went home and screwed the little blue padlock firmly onto the bolt and thought it was ok until I heard 2 small clicks, the magnet seems to have snapped. I just took out the screw and the magnet in 2 places for fear that…

Caps fit well but the magnet that is supposed to attach the diesel engine cap to the fuel cap is very weak and does not hold the cap in place. vertical surface. It just slips off the fuel filler flap and falls to the ground. The good news is that he's so weak that you'll notice him right away and don't trust him to hold your cap. Otherwise they seem to be well made, comes with 3 extra O-rings, 1 large one for the gas cap, 2 smaller ones for the DEF cap, which I thought was a very nice touch. If

I would like to return this product for the following reasons: 1) The diesel cap is too small because it does not seal. The diameter of the o-ring is smaller than the hole it fits into. In fact, you can shake the lid back and forth in the hole. 2) The magnet in the diesel fuel filler cap should remain on the door for a week while fueling. I got the idea to buy this cover from my neighbor who had similar parts from another manufacturer and doesn't have these problems. Charlie…

An easy three minute fix makes the magnet stick out a little; Magnet adhesion improvement: The magnetic strength of the magnet was a constant thorn in the side of other reviews, as was the magnet and screw just falling out. My solution to this was: remove the magnet and screw. Place a NYLON washer in the magnet socket. Replace the magnet and gently tighten the screw using Loctite on the threads. All you need is a slight twist with a screwdriver; let the thread lock do the rest. Apply a light…

I would like to return this product for the following reasons: 1) The diesel filler cap is too small as it is not sealed. The diameter of the o-ring is smaller than the hole it fits into. In fact, you can shake the lid back and forth in the hole. 2) The magnet in the diesel fuel filler cap should remain on the door for a week while fueling. I got the idea to buy this cover from my neighbor who had similar parts from another manufacturer and doesn't have these problems. Charlie…

A light three-minute fixation allows the magnet to protrude slightly; Magnet adhesion improvement: The magnetic strength of the magnet was a constant thorn in the side of other reviews, as was the magnet and screw just falling out. My solution to this was: remove the magnet and screw. Place a NYLON washer in the magnet socket. Replace the magnet and gently tighten the screw using Loctite on the threads. All you need is a slight twist with a screwdriver; let the thread lock do the rest. Apply a…

This is sort of the only option for something other than your stock caps. The protective cap is easy to remove and put on, but the diesel plug is a problem. The rubber seal broke very easily. If it breaks, it is useless because it no longer fits and easily falls out of driving operation. What I did was super glue and it worked. Unfortunately, the rubber seal that comes with it is too big and you have to press it against the tank opening. If you squeeze it too hard, you'll need a knife to open…