🔒 Locking Gas Cap Replacement 05278655AB, 5278655AB - Compatible with Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Vehicles: Challenger, Grand Caravan, Ram 1500, Grand Cherokee, Wrangler JK, TJ, Liberty, Compass, Patriot, and More Review

I filled up on the way to work. However, I could not remove this gas cap from my car to fill my tank - no matter what I or nearby customers tried! I ended up having to roll the dice and try to make it work in time with what was left in my gas tank. . I didn't make it. My car runs out of fuel on the Autobahn. I had to have my car towed to work and drive to a hardware store during my lunch break to get the tools needed to remove a faulty gas cap from my car. After my shift was over, I took the…

Oooh, this gas cap is lockable. That's all he does. When you go to unlock, the instructions on the lid say rotate slowly - so I rotate slowly, then it clicks and nothing happens. Then it just clicks and nothing happens, no matter how slowly you turn. No matter how you press it, no matter how many times you close and open it. The first time - I stood at the gas station for 5 minutes and tried to remove the gas cap. I ended up moving because people were queuing and I tried for another 5 minutes…

Surprised at how flimsy, flimsy and cheap this thing looks. This is "lighter weight" than the original factory gas cap. It is not intended to attach the factory tether to the car. Every time I fill up I worry about two things: 1) Will the key break in the slot while I'm unscrewing the cap? Seems likely. 2) Will that plastic ratchet that "locks" the cap fail resulting in my not being able to remove the cap? Seems likely as it often takes multiple attempts to remove the cover (see 1 above)…

Everything worked as intended initially. It's sealed well, no CEL/MIL "loose gas cap". I also liked the fact that this particular lid only had to be opened with a key. You didn't have to lock it with a key, it locked itself when reinstalled. Now I'm taking the time to update this review. It took a little over 2 months so I gave it 2 stars. Using a key to unlock it and then trying to unlock it no longer works. In fact, he had a hard time twisting it to unlock it and just "JUMP" instead of…

It worked fine for one tank of gas and now it won't open when the key is inserted to pull it out for the next tank of gas. Standing and fiddling with it for more than five minutes, the torque on the gas line wasn't healthy either. I took it apart to see if anyone tried to hack and break it. no The insides of the lock were normal, but that's where I noticed the lid release mechanism had play. So tightening it normally, about 2 or 3 clicks, is enough to make it tight enough not to let go when the