Description
Have you ever opened your hood, stared at the engine, and thought, “Something’s missing but I don’t know what?” Then you spotted it. The open spout. That missing piece. The 710 cap.
You searched every parts store, asked every clerk, even googled “710 cap replacement” before the truth hit you like a coconut dropped by a European swallow: You need KaleCoAuto.
Well now, KaleCoAuto proudly brings you the Chrome 710 Cap. A brilliant solution to a problem that only exists if you’re a little tired, a little lost, or a little too proud to ask for help. It’s the only cap engineered to look 35% cooler and 100% more confusing than the factory part.
- Mirror-polished chrome accents, suitable for selfies or confusing your mechanic
- “710” deeply embossed, just in case you forget which direction is up
- Compatible with Gender Reveal Oil Additive
- KaleCoAuto branding tastefully added, so you can prove to your friends that yes, it’s authentic
- Improves engine performance by precisely 0 horsepower, but it feels like more
- Guaranteed to start at least one conversation at Cars & Coffee, and confuse at least two Zoomers on TikTok
This isn’t just an oil cap. It’s a rite of passage. A functional monument to a simpler time when parts were metal, manuals were greasy, and you had to read things right-side up.
Disclaimer: You probably don’t need multiple 710 caps for your car, but go ahead and buy those 710 caps for your friends anyway. These are the best oil caps, I mean, 710 caps money can buy. Left handed screwdriver or left handed hammer not required, but it helps. Still not sure what a 710 cap is?
FAQ
What’s a 710 Cap?
It’s not a part number, not a brand, and not something you should ask for at the parts counter. But odds are, you already have one, unless you drive an EV. This product page explains everything.
Will it fit my car?
Nope. It’s purely decorative — for your toolbox, desk, or anywhere you want to confuse people.
Is this a real part?
Not in the functional sense. It’s a conversation piece, not something you actually install in your engine.
Donna Ignoble –
I purchased this cap in a moment of whimsy, only to discover that my oil filler is now labeled ‘710,’ which has left me entirely bewildered. I cannot seem to locate my original oil cap, and the manual is no help at all. I suspect I’ve been made the victim of a cruel automotive joke
Clem –
Put this on the wife’s Camry after her old oil cap cracked. She said it looked weird, but it sealed just fine. Took her two weeks to realize it said “710” instead of “OIL.” I didn’t say a word. Sometimes you just gotta let ‘em find the magic on their own.
Sam Buck –
I thought I got the wrong part until I flipped it upside down. Got a good laugh, then realized I hadn’t checked my oil in six months. Works fine, fits great, and now I double-check everything I read under the hood.