Parts for Briggs & Stratton 19E412-1102-E1: Electric Starter, Flywheel, Ignition Parts

Engine won't restart after hitting an object? A sheared flywheel key is often the cause. This small part keeps the flywheel connected to the crankshaft.

Small metal hex nut for lawn mower engines. Secures components with threaded bolts. Replace if stripped, corroded, or missing during maintenance.

Engine won't start or runs rough? This armature-magneto ignition coil produces the high voltage needed to fire spark plugs and start your small engine reliably.

Metal mounting screw for lawn and garden engines. Secures components together throughout the equipment. Replace when stripped, rusted, or missing.

The stop wire is a safety cable device offered on many types of lawn and garden equipment. It is pressed near the upper handle of a device to start it, which lets the blades spin and creates forward motion on equipment that is self-propelled. A stop wire can stretch out over time and will need to be replaced to ensure total safety. If the blade brake control is released and the blades continue to spin for more than a couple of seconds, the wire needs to be replaced.Take the equipment and put it on a flat surface before taking the metal on the stop cable and moving it out of the mower handle. Squeeze the center tabs of the wire with needle-nose pliers and pull the cable end through the bracket. Pull the other end out and then replace it with a new component.This is an authentic OEM replacement part for use with garden equipment engines. It is an individual part that is sourced directly from the manufacturer. This part is compatible with lawnmowers, wood chippers, snowblowers, generators, log splitters, tillers leaf blowers, and pressure washers by Briggs & Stratton, MasterCut, Craftsman, Simplicity, Toro, MTD, Cub Cadet, Lawn-Boy, Murray, and Wheel Horse.

If your engine clicks but won't start, the starter drive may be worn. This part engages the flywheel to crank the engine during the starting process.

Engine won't start or makes grinding noise? This starter drive connects the starter motor to the crankshaft. Replacement takes 30-45 minutes.

Engine won't start or makes grinding noise when cranking? This flywheel ring gear transfers torque from the starter to crank your engine. Direct fit.

Fix a lawn mower that won't start or makes clunking noises when starting. This starter pinion gear engages the flywheel to crank your engine. DIY-friendly repair.

If your small engine won't start or has no spark, a faulty spark plug terminal may be the cause. This terminal connects the ignition coil to the plug.

Small but essential hardware nut for lawn and garden engines. Secures components in place when used with washers and screws. Replace if stripped or worn.

This brush retainer is part of the starter motor on many types of lawn and garden machinery. It comes with both the retainer and a set of four brushes. The main job of the brush retainer is to hold a set of carbon brushes against the commutator bars located on the armature. If the brush retainer is worn, damaged, or improperly seated, it can cause problems with the equipment. The starter motor will not be able to get the proper amount of current from the battery.If the brush retainer might be causing problems, a visual inspection can be performed. A damaged brush retainer can wear down to the wire lead and become burned, pitted, or cracked. When the brush retainer is worn out, it can decrease engine performance, reduce braking, and cause the motor to lose power. This brush retainer is an authentic OEM replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold as an individual part. The retainer is made to be used with lawnmowers, snowblowers, tillers, and wood chippers created by Briggs & Stratton, Craftsman, Toro, Cub Cadet, Lawn-Boy, Snapper, MTD, and Simplicity.