Locking Fuel Caps

[hammersley]

Who makes one that is good for our Dodge?????

 

[**ICEMAN**]

Mopar Parts

 

[Mike Ellis]

I bought the one that NAPA sells, a few years back the part number was posted by Illflem or somebody and a lot of us got them. The one for my '97 is very similar to the stock cap, good construction quality and has held up really well. It cost around $10, most NAPA stores have them or can get one.

 

[Rescue Ram]

I bought mine at a Checker in Ohio, after I realized I had left my cap on top of a fuel pump in Indiana. Dumb. :-laf :-laf :-laf

 

[Thomas]

Take a look at the locking fuel cap thread. I have no idea why there are different part numbers posted for gasoline vs. diesel. The OEM caps were all the same model year 2000, gasoline or diesel.

 

[CarlJensen]

Locking cap from NAPA, cable on spare tire with GOOD lock and locking hood!! All needed here! Spare tire business is good at flea markets!

 

[RPotter]

I got mine at the dealership, as they were a few bucks cheaper than Geno's. I know, hard to imagine. Was $12. 95, and they had plenty in stock.

 

[RTuvell]

I bought the Mopar locking cap and the locking cylinder came out with the key the second time I opened it. I now have a FRAM brand locking cap that I bought at Kragans for $15 and it seems to be better constructed. I believe that FRAM recently bought-out STANT which used to be the major brand of vehicle caps. Look for a Kragans, Checkers, or Shucks whichever one is in your area since they are all the same company.

 

[Grizzly]

Dodge Dealer I think is the best place, that way you get the correct one for your truck and I found was also cheaper.

 

[Thomas]

I attached a photo of my Mopar cap a bit more than halfway down this thread (there must be a way to use that attachment here also but I haven't figured it out!).