Best Oil Filler Caps of 2025

“I saw online that this might not fit, but it was perfect and gives me peace of mind about internal pressure on the 2.4 engines. Thank you.”

“I installed this cap on my 2012 Buick Verano with the 2.4L engine, and it has significantly cut my oil consumption in half. This was a smart decision!”

“Using this cap on my 2016 Equinox was a game changer. It doesn't vent until 2-3 psi, keeping the crankcase at negative pressure, which is ideal. If the PVC orifice plugs, this cap vents to prevent damage.”

“I was puzzled when I found my oil cap missing. After a quick search, I ordered this replacement, and it solved the problem. The delivery was quick, and it fit perfectly.”

“This was exactly what I was looking for, and it was priced better than my local auto shop. The quality is impressive.”

“I found the perfect replacement for my 2001 GMC Sierra 1500. The old cap was worn out, but this one feels high-quality and has the original viscosity label I wanted.”

“Unfortunately, this didn’t fit my 96 Chevy S10 as advertised. However, I managed to make it work by using the rubber gasket from the new cap on my old one. I guess I paid for a rubber ring, but at least it’s functional now.”

"This part fit perfectly! I replaced my deteriorated oil fill cap on my 2005 F350 Power Stroke, and it was an exact match. Thanks!"

"After the last cap crumbled from battery acid, I was relieved to find this one for my 2000 Ford 4-150 Lariat. It fits great!"

"I lost the cap for my 2004 Fleetwood Bounder, and this replacement fit like a glove. Super happy with it!"

“I recently replaced my old cap and I'm glad I did. After five years, the rubber ring had shrunk and deteriorated. I learned that replacing the radiator cap every 50,000 miles is essential for maintaining the system's pressure. I plan to change the oil filler cap and brake fluid cap as well. This new one looks much better and provides peace of mind knowing I'm keeping everything clean and running smoothly.”

“I lost my factory oil cap after an oil change because I forgot to put it back on. I ordered this replacement, and it arrived the next day. It fits perfectly where the old cap used to be and is doing an AMAZING JOB of keeping the oil in the motor and dirt out.”

“This product fits my 2019 GMC Sierra Crew Cab 5.3 V8 perfectly and was much cheaper than what the dealership offered. I'm really pleased with my purchase.”

"I bought this to replace my worn oil cap for my 2003 Toyota Camry LE. I hope it lasts as long as my previous one since it's a Dorman quality product."

"After forgetting to put the cap back on my 1986 Camry and thinking I had an oil leak, I was relieved to get this replacement from Amazon in just one day. It fits just like the original."

"This product does its job really well and is much cheaper than OEM parts, which is amazing!"

"I had a little oil on the engine's side, so I decided to try a new cap. This one worked perfectly—no more oil leakage around the engine or near the cap."

"When I noticed oil leaking around the filler neck of my Chevy Cruze, I read that the original slim cap was prone to issues. After two months with this new cap, it hasn't leaked at all! It’s a bit large and looks odd, but it works great and was easy to install."

"I picked this up as a replacement for my sister's leaky oil cap on her 2011 Cruze. It fits perfectly and stopped the leak. I believe the design change from GM helped reduce pressure on the seal, which is a common failure point."

“I found that it worked perfectly as a breather/oil filler cap on my AMC 360, and it was much cheaper than getting an exact replacement from AMC-specific sites.”

“I squeezed the spring clips until they fit my breather tube size. It stays put and looks nice.”

“I was pleasantly surprised to find it’s made of metal with good chrome, definitely will buy again.”

"I replaced a broken fill cap on my jeep and it fits perfectly."

"My friend was struggling with oil leaks after spending over $1,000 on repairs. He learned from a YouTube video that if the oil cap doesn't click, it's leaking. I replaced his oil cap, and now there's no leaking."

"I noticed some reviews mentioning a solid design, but I think it's just okay. The fit is right, and it looks like a quality replacement."

"I received my order quickly and it was a direct OEM style replacement that fits and works just like my original oil filler cap."

"This is a genuine Ford cap specific to my truck, and it fits perfectly."

"My oil filler cap for my 1998 Chrysler Concorde crumbled in my hand due to age. I ordered this replacement, and it's a perfect match—exactly like the original."

"I've learned that this cap doesn't fit a 2.4/4.0 or 4.2 engine, as they don't screw on. But I know my Jeeps!"

"This cap looks great and fits my 2001 Dodge Magnum V6 perfectly!"