High-quality direct-fit aftermarket Mercedes gas caps that restore proper sealing, stop fuel odors, and often clear EVAP-related check engine lights and "loose gas cap" warnings on C-Class, E-Class, S-Class, GLC, and more.
Gas Cap — 2224700205
Best for newer E-Class, S-Class, GLC, and AMG models. OEM-style seal for reliable EVAP performance.
Compatibility (Newer Models)
| Class |
Examples |
| E-Class |
E300, E350, E400 |
| S-Class |
S450, S550, S560, S600, S650, Maybach S550 |
| GLC-Class |
GLC300, GLC43 AMG, GLC63/63s AMG |
| AMG GT |
GT53, GT63, GT63s, GTC, GTR, GTS |
| SL-Class |
SL400, SL450, SL550, SL63/65 AMG |
| CLA / GLA |
CLA250, CLA45 AMG, GLA250, GLA45 AMG |
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Gas Cap — 2214700605
Best for earlier C-Class, E-Class, GLK, SLK and other models. Quick restoration of tight sealing.
Compatibility (Older Models)
| Model |
Year Range |
| C230, C240, C250, C280 |
2000–2013 |
| C300, C350 |
2006–2015 |
| CLK320, CLK350, CLK500, CLK550 |
2003–2009 |
| CL500, CL550, CL600 |
2007–2013 |
| CLS400, CLS550, CLS63 AMG |
2007–2018 |
| G500, G550, G55 AMG, G63, G65 |
2002–2018 |
| GLK350 |
2010–2015 |
| S400, S550, S600, S63, S65 |
2002–2016 |
| SL500, SL55, SL550, SL600, SL63, SL65 |
2003–2012 |
| SLK250, SLK280, SLK300, SLK350, SLK55 |
2005–2016 |
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Not sure which gas cap fits your Mercedes? Send us your year, make, model, or VIN — we’ll confirm fast.
Why replace your gas cap? A worn seal is one of the most common and cheapest causes of EVAP leaks, check engine lights (P0455/P0456/P0457), fuel smell, and “loose gas cap” messages on Mercedes-Benz vehicles.
Common Symptoms of a Failing Gas Cap
- Check Engine Light with EVAP codes
- “Loose gas cap” or fuel system warning on the dash
- Fuel vapor smell near the filler neck
- Cap doesn’t click properly or won’t stay tight
How to Choose the Right Gas Cap
The most reliable way is to match the OEM part number stamped on your old cap. Not sure? Send us your year, make, model (or VIN) and we'll confirm the correct Mercedes fuel cap for your vehicle to avoid returns.
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2224700205 — Newer platforms (E-Class, S-Class, GLC, AMG, etc.)
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2214700605 — Earlier platforms (C-Class, E-Class, GLK, SLK, etc.)
Installation Tips
- Tighten the new cap until it clicks securely
- Inspect the filler neck for cracks or damage while replacing
- Drive a few cycles or use a scanner to clear the check engine light
FAQ
Will a new Mercedes gas cap fix my check engine light / EVAP code?
Yes — if the code is caused by an EVAP leak from a bad seal. Many customers see the light clear after a few drive cycles.
What if the light stays on after replacing the cap?
It could be a deeper EVAP issue (purge valve, vent valve, or hose). Start with the gas cap anyway — it’s the cheapest first step.
Is it safe to drive with a bad gas cap?
Usually yes, but it can cause vapor leaks and increase emissions. Replacing it is quick, inexpensive prevention.