locking fuel cap

[Banishit]

I think the "Locking" description of a cap required for an MOT doesn't refer to it having a key, it refers to it being positively fixed into place and sealed so that fuel cannot escape.

In other words a temporary fuel cap that just pushes into the filler neck is a failure, but a bayonet fitting cap (as per a standard Mk2 cap) is fine.

I remember this from my days doing MOT's (a few years ago now mind you)

The cap on the eBay link shown above is no good for a saloon, it's for the van and Estate - I bought one for my Van and it's different to the saloon type.

I concur, as there are vehicles today without a locking petrol cap

[arron]

Can I borrow yours then Richard if I need to ?

[Trickster]

U sure can mate

[lee bishop]

bugger! just missed out on one on asda, my bid was for £5, but i was at work when it finnished, and it sold for £5.01p gutted...........

[vinny]

That will teach you for being greedy and working on a sunday

hang on a minute i've just worked the last two lol

edited for paul

[RS2000&MEXICO]

That will teach for for being greedy and working on a sunday

ang on a minute i've just worked the last two lol

you had a drink vinny

for for ...??

ang...??

wheres the you....???

lol......lol.....lol

[lee bishop]

i got one, i got one!!! i paid through the nose for it though...........£2! from a scrappy on hayling island, all the chrome was scratched, so i went at it with a tycro wheel, and now it has a nice brushed metal finish....tidy!

[RS2000&MEXICO]

good on ya lee,,,,

[vinny]

is that "howards" lee - havernt been there for years

[lee bishop]

yes howards! not been there for a while myself, the have moved from the last site, about 50 yards to the other side of the track.......unbelievable what you can find....