Briggs & Stratton Fuel Filters
Keep your equipment running smoothly with our comprehensive selection of fuel filters for Briggs & Stratton engines. We stock genuine small engine fuel filter options including in-line disc filters, clear paper element filters, and in-tank replacement filters. Whether you need a standard lawn mower fuel filter or specialized Briggs & Stratton fuel filter components, we supply the correct micron rating for gravity-fed and fuel pump systems. Our engine fuel filter range protects carburettors from dirt, rust, and debris that can cause poor performance or starting problems. We hold fuel filters in stock and sell worldwide, ensuring fast delivery for all residential and commercial applications.
Available Briggs & Stratton Fuel Filters
In Line Fuel Filter
394358S
Briggs & Stratton
£5.00
In Stock
In Line Fuel Filter
298090S
Briggs & Stratton
£4.80
In Stock
In Line Fuel Filter
808116S
Briggs & Stratton
£16.15
In Stock
In Line Fuel Filter
845125
Briggs & Stratton
£7.30
In Stock
In Line Fuel Filter
84001895
Briggs & Stratton
£8.20
In Stock
In Line Fuel Filter
691035
Briggs & Stratton
£8.20
Available
Filter A/C Cartridge
593240
Briggs & Stratton
£35.20
In Stock
Pre Filter
493537S
Briggs & Stratton
£6.00
In Stock
Pre Filter
593217
Briggs & Stratton
£6.45
In Stock
Air Filter Cartridge
491588S
Briggs & Stratton
£6.20
In Stock
Pre Filter
272490S
Briggs & Stratton
£5.80
In Stock
Oil Filter
692513
Briggs & Stratton
£18.40
In Stock
Frequently Asked Questions
Which way does the fuel filter arrow point?
The arrow on your fuel filter must point towards the engine and carburettor, showing the direction fuel flows from the tank. Installing the filter backwards restricts fuel flow and causes starting problems. If there's no arrow, the larger diameter end typically faces the engine side. Always double-check the arrow direction before securing the fuel lines.
Can I see when my fuel filter needs changing?
If you have a clear plastic fuel filter, look for visible dirt, rust particles, or discolouration inside. A clean filter appears transparent with white or cream-coloured paper inside. Dark brown or black colouring means it's time for replacement. Some filters aren't transparent, so follow the annual replacement schedule regardless of appearance to maintain reliable performance.
What's the difference between red and clear fuel filters?
Red filters have larger 150-micron screens designed for gravity-fed systems without fuel pumps. Clear or white filters use finer 75-micron paper elements suitable for engines with fuel pumps. Using the wrong type causes fuel starvation - gravity systems need the red filter for adequate flow, whilst pump systems benefit from finer filtration that clear filters provide.
Can fuel filters be cleaned and reused?
No, small engine fuel filters are disposable and cannot be effectively cleaned. The paper or screen elements trap microscopic debris that washing won't remove. Attempting to clean filters can damage the media and allow contaminants into your carburettor. Filters are inexpensive, so always install a fresh replacement rather than trying to clean the old one.
How often should I replace my lawn mower fuel filter?
Replace your fuel filter once per year as part of spring maintenance, or every 100-200 hours of operation if you use your equipment frequently. Most manufacturers recommend annual replacement even if the filter looks clean. If you notice starting difficulties, engine sputtering, or reduced power, check the filter sooner as these are signs of blockage.