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Metal locking fuel cap with chrome finish and key cylinder, shown from angled top view

United Pacific Industries

United Pacific Industries 1938-1971 Passenger Car & Truck GM Locking Gas Cap 110318 exterior accessory

SKU CH-77V6-YG1DZ

Locking gas cap fits GM passenger cars and trucks built between 1938 and 1971

  • Fits GM passenger cars and trucks from 1938 to 1971
  • Locking mechanism helps protect fuel from theft
  • Direct replacement gas cap with part number 110318
  • New condition ensures reliable sealing performance

Locking Gas Cap for GM Vehicles

This United Pacific Industries locking gas cap fits General Motors passenger cars and trucks produced between 1938 and 1971. The accessory secures the fuel filler against tampering and theft. It is supplied new and carries the manufacturer part number 110318.

Direct Replacement Accessory

The cap installs as a direct replacement for the original non-locking unit on compatible GM models. No additional hardware or modification is required for installation. The locking mechanism provides security without altering the vehicle's factory fuel system.

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Questions about this item

Will the lock cylinder on this 110318 gas cap need lubrication or replacement over time?

The lock cylinder may eventually require graphite lubrication or a replacement cylinder if the key begins to stick or turn roughly.

What is the first limitation that appears when this GM locking gas cap is used continuously on a 1938-1971 vehicle?

The primary limit under sustained use is the lock mechanism wearing or the sealing gasket hardening, which can prevent a proper seal.

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