OEM Ford Fuel Caps

The fuel cap in your Ford car, SUV, pickup truck, or van, helps to prevent fuel contamination or evaporation. Also known as a gas cap, it's designed to seal the fuel tankfiller neck, which keeps debris out, stops condensation from forming inside the tank, and limits vapor emissions that can foul the environment. If it goes bad, or gets misplaced, you'll want to replace it ASAP. Our online parts department has yours, in stock and priced well below the MSRP you'll pay elsewhere. Order now!

Guide to Ford Fuel Caps

How Do You Spot A Faulty Fuel Cap?

There are several signs that your fuel cap is going bad. If your gas cap won't tighten completely, water, dust, or dirt can get into your fuel and affect performance. Even worse, the fuel vapor that escapes can create a fire hazard if exposed to any sparks or ignition sources. A lit "Check Engine" dash light is also a common indicator of fuel cap trouble, but you'll need to connect a code reader to determine the true case of the alert since it's a generic warning for many issues.

Can I Replace My Fuel Cap On My Own?

Of course. Some just twist right off, while others have a leash that needs unwinding before removal. Just twist the new gas cap in a clockwise motion until you hear a clicking noise or the cap stops turning.

How Much Does It Cost To Replace A Fuel Cap?

On average, you can expect to spend between $10 and $60 at retail for your new gas cap. That number, of course, depends on your make, model, and the type of gas cap you install.