Thought I'd ask here first before getting a new one, had to knock my fuel cap off due to mis-laying the keys so now in need of another locking fuel cap. (I don't like to rely just on the plastic pin that locks the fuel flap in place)

I'll let this ad run for a couple of days before I go down the 'new' route, thanks for looking.

Make sure you get the right one, as one of the most common causes of an EVAP leak warning, or the Check Engine Light, is the fuel cap not being closed properly. If the cap is not fully tightened or closed all the way, the Check Engine Light may come on.

I've never had a problem with my cap, just gutted that I went to top my fuel up and lost the fuel cap key grrrrrr, but yes I'll make sure to get the right one.

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