Briggs & Stratton Engine Parts
Briggs & Stratton engine parts encompass the complete range of small engine parts, lawn mower engine parts, and replacement engine parts for maintaining optimal performance. Our comprehensive inventory includes Briggs & Stratton lawn mower engine parts such as carburetors, ignition systems, valves, gaskets, pistons, crankshafts, camshafts, governors, oil pumps, and cylinder assemblies. These genuine OEM replacement engine parts ensure exact fitment and reliable operation across push mowers, riding tractors, generators, pressure washers, and all Briggs & Stratton engine applications. Manufactured to original equipment specifications for guaranteed compatibility, emissions compliance, and warranty protection. We hold stock worldwide.
Available Briggs & Stratton Engine Parts
Engine
31S9770014B5CC0001
Briggs & Stratton
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Engine Gasket Set
299577
Briggs & Stratton
£38.50
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Engine Electric Start
31R5070012B5CC0001
Briggs & Stratton
£908.00
In Stock
Engine Electric Start
21R8070062B5CC0001
Briggs & Stratton
£730.00
In Stock
Gasket Set Engine
796187
Briggs & Stratton
£85.60
In Stock
Gasket Engine Set
84006582
Briggs & Stratton
£25.10
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Gasket Engine Set
694012
Briggs & Stratton
£73.30
In Stock
Engine Electric Start
33S8770041B5CC0001
Briggs & Stratton
£1,065.00
In Stock
Sump Engine
592849
Briggs & Stratton
£113.75
In Stock
Gasket Set Engine
796181
Briggs & Stratton
£73.10
In Stock
Engine Oil Sae 30 1.4L
100006E
Briggs & Stratton
£13.45
In Stock
Engine Service Kit
992231
Briggs & Stratton
£12.35
In Stock
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find the correct engine parts for my specific model?
Locate your engine's Model, Type, and Code numbers stamped directly on the engine block, typically near the spark plug, above the muffler, on the blower housing, or valve cover. These numbers follow formats like XXXXXX-XXXX-XX (6-digit model, 4-digit type, 2-digit code). Access the Illustrated Parts List (IPL) for your specific model number through the manufacturer's website or parts lookup tools. The IPL shows exploded diagrams with Reference Numbers linking to Service Part Numbers for ordering. Pre-1965 engines may use model number plus first four serial number digits for identification.
What's the difference between genuine OEM parts and aftermarket replacements?
Genuine OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) parts are manufactured to exact original specifications by Briggs & Stratton, guaranteeing perfect fitment, performance matching, emissions compliance, and warranty preservation. Aftermarket parts come from third-party manufacturers at lower costs but vary in quality—some equal OEM standards while others compromise durability or fit. OEM parts ensure consistent metallurgy, tolerances, and heat treatment processes matching original components. For critical engine internals like pistons, valves, and bearings, OEM parts provide reliability assurance, while aftermarket options suit cost-conscious repairs on non-critical components with proper quality verification.
How often should common engine parts be replaced during regular maintenance?
Follow manufacturer-recommended maintenance schedules: change oil every 50 hours or annually, replace air filters every 25 hours in dusty conditions or 100 hours normally, install new spark plugs every 100 hours or annually, and change fuel filters every season. Inspect valve clearances every 100-300 hours depending on engine type. Replace carburetor components when performance issues arise. Carbon buildup requires cylinder head cleaning every 100-300 hours on heavily used engines. Use genuine tune-up kits containing spark plugs, air filters, and oil for scheduled maintenance. Heavy-duty applications require more frequent service intervals than residential use.
Can I interchange parts between different Briggs & Stratton engine models?
Part interchangeability depends on engine series, displacement, and design generation. While some components like certain carburetors, ignition coils, and air filters cross multiple models, critical internal parts require exact model matching. Reference the IPL to verify superseded part numbers—manufacturers often update parts that fit multiple generations. Never assume visual similarity guarantees compatibility as internal specifications, thread pitches, and mounting dimensions vary. Vertical versus horizontal shaft engines have different oil systems preventing component swapping. Always verify fitment using complete Model-Type-Code numbers rather than visual inspection.
What warranty coverage applies to replacement engine parts?
Genuine Briggs & Stratton OEM parts typically include limited warranties covering manufacturing defects when installed on original brand engines. Warranty terms vary by part type—major components like short blocks carry longer coverage than consumables like filters. Using non-OEM parts may void remaining engine warranty coverage. Keep purchase receipts and installation records for warranty claims. Professional installation by authorized dealers often extends warranty protection compared to DIY installation. Warranty excludes damage from improper installation, maintenance neglect, or using incorrect parts. Always verify specific warranty terms at purchase for both parts and labor coverage.