Reviews for Mopar 68045040AA Locking Fuel Tank Cap for 07-18 Jeep Wrangler JK

I made the mistake of inserting the cylinder before having it keyed to for my ignition key. The dealer was able to disassemble it and remove the cylinder to key it. He actually popped it apart and then snapped it back together.

Very nice to have the ignition key work on the gas cap! Less keys to carry around! Also, it is a well made product!

Super easy to install and lock. Time will tell if it was worth it but I feel better knowing it's there.

So far, so good. Cap seems to fit better than any others I have wasted my money on. I didn't need the dealership nor a locksmith to align my ignition key in the tumbler. I did it myself with just a turn of the ignition key.

We did not go to a locksmith. Put your ignition key in the lock and turn. The tumblers self align and you are done! My WIFE suggested this and it worked. The parts guy from the Dealership did not even know this. Its so simple.

Fits with no issues. Be prepared to have a lock smith key the lock for you.

Nice cap

This is just such a great item. It gives me peace of mind. I liked it so much I bought one for both my Jeeps. I have had cheap ones before, that you have to carry an extra key for, and they inevitably fail. Then you have to get them with no working lock, just a pain. Granted, these are both very new, but they work GREAT. WORTH THE MONEY !!

Easy to install.... pull the old one off, put new one on. Cost me $15 to get it keyed at the locksmith. Nice having it keyed the same as the JK, and the tether is also nice to have on the locking cap.

Gave it a 4/5 - product is fine and easy to install but this comes with just the cap and lock cylinder. NO keys (the kind for assembling and "keying" the cylinder, not a key like a car key) and NO springs. If you want to key it yourself, which is real easy, you have to buy this and then go buy keys and springs from a locksmith or dealer. Not that they're expensive parts it's just a pain that they don't come kitted with the cap and cylinder the way they do with the Mopar hood lock. Little bit of thought towards the consumer on Mopar's part would go a long way here.