FC219 Engine Oil Cap, Oil Filler Cap Replacement, Compatible With Chevy/GMC/Cadillac/Saturn/Pontiac/Buick/Oldsmobile, Replace 12589430($13.99Value)

Description

【Replaces Part Number】FC219, 12589430, 12573342, 10099, 24100010, 80987 engine oil cap. Check the part number to confirm the compatibility before purchase. 【Vehicle Fitment】Fits a wide range of GM vehicles including Chevy Impala, Silverado, Tahoe, Malibu, and more vehicles. 【Durable Material】Our engine oil cap is made by high quality material, lightweight, anti-rust, colorfast and durable, Stable performance, high reliability,suitable for replacing your broken one. 【Feature】This engine oil cap provides a tight seal, keeps the vehicle fuel tank closed, prevents oil leakage,blocks rainwater penetration,protects vehicle occupants,saves fuel and reduces steam emissions.High performance, long service life, made of reinforced ABS plastic and high quality sealing rubber, more resistant to cold and heat. 【Damage Condition】Loose and cracked engine oil cap,engine light CEL comes on,gasoline or diesel vapor smells,car smokes or makes unusual noises,etc.If the above situation occurs,please check the fuel tank cap immediately for damage and replace it. 【Easy to Install】This engine oil cap is 100% brand new,ready to install out of the box.First,you need open the old engine oil cap to remove it. Second,take out the new engine oil cap and replace it, seal them by turning them until you hear a click to determine if the caps are tight. Finally,check the cover is fit or not. If the following situations occur, the engine oil cap needs to be replaced:

1.Cap does not tighten properly
Most engine oil cap are designed to click once they are tightened sufficiently. If the cap does not click, or clicks and then pops loose again then that may be a sign that it may need to be replaced.

2.Fuel smell from the vehicle
If the engine oil cap seal becomes damaged or worn it may cause fuel vapors from the gas tank to leak from the filler neck. This may result in a gasoline odor from the vehicle as a result of the escaping vapors.

3.Check Engine Light comes on
A bad or failing fuel cap will not necessarily cause major performance issues, but it can set off the Check Engine Light, which will prevent the vehicle from passing an emissions test. If you suspect that your engine oil cap may be having an issue, please take a minute to check the gas