Garden Parts [Lifetime Warranty] 40 Micron 1/4" Inline Fuel Filter 691035 493629 - Compatible with Kawasaki 49019-7001 49019-0014 H430V FH451V FH500V 84001895 Toro Craftsman MTD Kawasaki Snapper Lawn Mower Tractor Generator
Set of four 40-micron 1/4-inch inline fuel filters for lawn mowers and tractors.
40 micron 1/4 inch inline fuel filter for lawn mowers with performance benefit infographic.
Dimension diagram of 40 micron 1/4 inch inline fuel filter for lawn mower engines.
40 micron 1/4 inch inline fuel filter with impact-resistant ABS housing and ridged inlet and outlet fittings.
40 micron 1/4 inch inline fuel filter with compatibility chart for lawn mower and tractor engines.
Reference chart showing replacement part numbers and compatible Kawasaki engine models for inline fuel filters.
Set of four 40-micron 1/4-inch inline fuel filters for lawn mowers and tractors.
40 micron 1/4 inch inline fuel filter for lawn mowers with performance benefit infographic.
Dimension diagram of 40 micron 1/4 inch inline fuel filter for lawn mower engines.
40 micron 1/4 inch inline fuel filter with impact-resistant ABS housing and ridged inlet and outlet fittings.
40 micron 1/4 inch inline fuel filter with compatibility chart for lawn mower and tractor engines.
Reference chart showing replacement part numbers and compatible Kawasaki engine models for inline fuel filters.
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[Lifetime Warranty] 40 Micron 1/4" Inline Fuel Filter 691035 493629 - Compatible with Kawasaki 49019-7001 49019-0014 H430V FH451V FH500V 84001895 Toro Craftsman MTD Kawasaki Snapper Lawn Mower Tractor Generator

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691035 / 493629 Fuel Filter 1/4" Inline

Key Features

  • Fits standard 1/4 inch fuel lines
  • Inline design for simple installation
  • Filters fuel particles to 40-60 microns
  • Durable plastic housing
  • Suitable for engines equipped with a fuel pump

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • 691035
  • 493629
  • 492836
  • 492386
  • 4129
  • 5065K
  • 49019-7001
  • 49019-0014

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Designed for Briggs & Stratton engines including 12hp, 17.5hp, 27hp, and 35hp models
  • Universal fit for a wide range of small engines found on lawnmowers, generators, ATVs, and other power equipment using 1/4 inch fuel line

When to Replace

  • Engine experiences hard starting, sputtering, or stalling
  • Noticeable loss of engine power or performance
  • Filter element appears clogged, dirty, or discolored
  • As part of scheduled annual or seasonal engine maintenance

Installation Tips

  • Note the fuel flow direction arrow on the old filter before removal
  • Install the new filter with the arrow pointing towards the carburetor
  • Ensure fuel line clamps are secure on both ends of the filter to prevent leaks
  • Pinch the fuel line or drain the fuel tank to minimize spillage during replacement
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  • IDEAL REPLACEMENT

    IDEAL REPLACEMENT

    Compatible with 12hp emxark engine; 17.5hp 35hp BS motor and 27hp Kawasaki engine
  • PREMIUM QUALITY

    PREMIUM QUALITY

    This part is made of sturdy material which is flexibility and flame-retardant, enhancing durability
  • SAVING SOLUTION

    SAVING SOLUTION

    Enjoy the great feeling when your engine is repaired and works properly like before - BlueStars brings DIY solutions to help you deal with any trouble
  • SIMPLE INSTALLATION

    SIMPLE INSTALLATION

    The parts are designed to be easily removed and replaced, allowing for quick and convenient maintenance.
THE REPLACEMENT PART THAT KEEP YOUR YARD LOOKING FRESH!

THE REPLACEMENT PART THAT KEEP YOUR YARD LOOKING FRESH!

Brand Model Number
Replaces Part Numbers Briggs & Stratton: 691035, 493629, 5065, 5065H, 5065K, 4129, Kawasaki: 49019-7005, 49019-7001, 49019-0014, 49019-0707, Kohler: 2505007S, 2505007S1, 2505021S, 2505021S1, John Deere: AM1008356, Jacobsen: 5000436, Bobcat: 38666
Fits for Engines Exmark 12hp engine, Briggs & Stratton 17.5hp - 35hp motors, Kawasaki 27hp engine
Briggs & Stratton Engine Models 121S02-0001-F1, 121S02-0023-F1, 121S02-0026-F1, 121S02-0130-F1, 121S02-0130-F2, 121S07-0006-F1, 121S07-0024-F1, 121S07-0027-F1, 121S17-0127-F1, 121S17-0127-F2, 14D932-0103-F1, 14D932-0104-F1, 14D932-0106-F1, 14D932-0110-F1, 14D932-0112-F1, 14D932-0115-F1, 14D932-0117-G1, 14D935-0111-F1, 14D935-0113-F1, 14D937-0101-G1, 14D937-0102-H1, 14D942-0107-G1, 185430-0099-01
Kawasaki Engine Models FX481V, FX541V, FX600V, FX651V, FX691V, FX730V, FX751V, FX801V, FX850V, FX921V, FX1000V, FS481V, FS541V, FS600V, FS651V, FS691V, FS730V, FR541V, FR600V, FR651V, FR691V, FR730V, FH381V KAI, FH430V KAI, FH541V KAI, FH580V KAI, FH451V, FH500V, FH531V, FH541V, FH580V, FH601V, FH641V, FH680V, FH721V, FH770D

FAQ

This filter replaces Briggs & Stratton 691035, 493629, 4129, 492386, and 492836. It also cross-references with Kawasaki 49019-7001, 49019-0014, 49019-0027, 49019-0707, and 49019-7005, as well as Toro 105-8045 and 108-3854.
This 1/4" inline filter is designed for use on a wide range of lawn mowers, tractors, and generators using Briggs & Stratton or Kawasaki engines, including models like the FH430V, FH451V, and FH500V. It is compatible with equipment from brands including Toro, Craftsman, MTD, Snapper, and Kawasaki.
Common symptoms of a clogged fuel filter include the engine struggling to start, surging during operation, or losing power under a load. If you notice the engine stalling or failing to maintain a consistent RPM, the filter may be restricted and preventing adequate fuel flow to the carburetor.
We recommend replacing the fuel filter at least once per season, or every 50 to 100 hours of operation. If you use your equipment in dusty conditions or store it for long periods with ethanol-blended fuel, you may need to replace it more frequently to prevent sediment buildup and fuel system contamination.
When installing, ensure the filter is oriented correctly. Most of these inline filters have a directional flow arrow on the housing indicating the direction of fuel flow from the tank to the engine. Additionally, inspect your fuel lines for any signs of cracking or hardening; if the lines are brittle, it is best to replace them at the same time to ensure a proper, leak-free seal.