🔒 Long-lasting RKX Replacement Gas Cap Fuel Seal for BMW/Mini Cooper" Review

Tried this to avoid buying a whole new gas cap due to a P0456 light but honestly just bought a new gas cap from FCP for $16. After installing this on a service engine shortly after cleaning it, the P0456 light came on immediately, the rubber didn't match the gas cap plastic very well. Bought a new gas cap and the SES light is gone.

Gasket fitted well and fixed the evaporative system fault that caused the check engine light to come on. I would give 5 stars if it didn't cost ten times as much. Next time I think I'll measure and order a reasonably sized square o-ring for just pennies. I think one of them will work. This article is not much different. Addendum: Didn't last long. About a month later came the check engine code. Went ahead and spent the money on a new OEM gas cap.

During a recent service on my '06 R53 I noticed the CEL popping out after buttoning all the buttons up. Thinking it had something to do with the work I was doing, I read the code and started looking under the hood to make sure I wasn't breaking anything. I then checked the gas cap and found a noticeable crack through its gasket. I ordered a gas cap replacement. I wasn't very happy with the fit. So I sent it back after finding this replacement gasket for my original lid. Has been running for a…

My Mini had an idle problem for almost a year, the engine light came on every time I filled up. codes? They said I had them all and no one, not even BMW, could find the problem. I'm practically building a brand new Mini and changing every available detail. I was looking for a solution because it's personal now and I said let me get this rubber gasket just to check it out. Before I replaced I had a Christmas tree on my dash about how much light, engine, Ep, Em etc I had. Replacing the gasket…

I received warnings to check the gas cap and warnings about small leaks in the evaporator system which soon triggered the service engine warning light. I already replaced the cap with a standard OEM part a little over a year ago. I had no idea I could just replace the gasket until I saw it on the Revain, so I didn't keep the old gas cap. When I got a new seal. I removed the old one and compared it. The old seal was green rubber and looked thicker and thinner compared to the new black seal which

Easy to apply. Material noticeably thinner than the original. Grey-black, not green. Once and noticed that the thickness of the inner seal was uneven. There was a cut (about 5mm long ), which was noticeably thinner, so thin you could see through it than the rest. I didn't check carefully when I installed it (didn't expect it), so I don't know how bad it was before I got it I don't use any tools to install it so I know I didn't damage it anyway it might just be bad luck getting what I did it was