Gasket-Crankcase [699485] for Lawn Equipments

Description:

The crankcase gasket fits between the crankcase cover and the crankcase. This item is available as an individual replacement part and is made out of a thin material. It is a genuine replacement part for Briggs & Stratton engines and Toro snowthrowers and blower-vacuums. A socket set and a wrench set might be required during the replacement of this gasket. This part may become broken and will need to be replaced.

Frequently Purchased With

Oil Seal
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$9.09

Seal-Oil
$9.21

Connecting Rod..
$41.61

Compatibility

This part is compatible with the following machines:

Briggs and Stratton

124332 Series (8002) Engine
124335 Series (8101, 8102, 8103) Engine
124432 Series (8001) Engine
124435 Series (8101) Engine
15Z100 Series (0111) Engine
12A100 Series (0130-0938) Engine
12A300 Series (0100-0917) Engine
12A400 Series (0100-0110) Engine
12C100 Series (0007-0251) Engine
12C300 Series (0131-0279) Engine
12C400 Series (0100-0208) Engine
12D100 Series (0110-0940) Engine
12D200 Series (0113, 0355) Engine
12D300 Series (0007-0019) Engine
12D400 Series (0007-0110) Engine
12E100 Series (0007-0268) Engine
15B100 Series (0018-0645) Engine
15C100 Series (0111-0939) Engine
15D100 Series (0111-0918) Engine
15Z300 Series (0111-0112) Engine
12B400 Series Engine
15A114-0342-E1 Small Engine
121A02-0020-E1 Engine
121A12-0022-E1 Engine
121A12-0028-E1 Engine
121A12-0277-E1 Engine
121A12-0323-E1 Engine
121A32-0101-E1 Engine
110432-0179-E1 Engine
110432-0198-E1 Engine
110432-0202-E1 Engine
110432-0205-E1 Engine
110432-0213-E1 Engine
110432-0215-E1 Engine
110432-0224-E1 Engine
110437-0164-E1 Engine
110437-0171-E1 Engine
110452-0049-E1 Engine
110452-0111-E1 Engine
110452-0113-E1 Engine
110492-0070-E1 Engine
110492-0117-E1 Engine
110492-0165-E1 Engine
110492-0167-E1 Engine
110492-0172-E1 Engine
110492-0185-E1 Engine
110492-0189-E1 Engine
110492-0194-E1 Engine
110492-0196-E1 Engine
110492-0199-E1 Engine
110492-0201-E1 Engine
110492-0204-E1 Engine
110492-0209-E1 Engine
110492-0221-E1 Engine
110412-0163-E1 Engine
110412-0163-E2 Engine
110412-0170-E1 Engine
110412-0173-E1 Engine
110412-0174-E1 Engine
110412-0177-E1 Engine

Toro

38629 (310000001-310999999)(2010) Snowthrower
38629 (290000001-290999999)(2009) Snowthrower
38629 (280000001-280999999)(2008) Snowthrower
38629C (290000001-290999999)(2009) Snowthrower
38629C (280000001-280999999)(2008) Snowthrower
38637 (310000001-310999999)(2010) Snowthrower
38637 (290000001-290999999)(2009) Snowthrower
38624 (290000001-290999999)(2009) Snowthrower
38637 (280000001-280999999)(2008) Snowthrower
38637C (290000001-290999999)(2009) Snowthrower
38639 (280000001-280999999)(2008) Snowthrower
38639C (290000001-290999999)(2009) Snowthrower
38639C (280000001-280999999)(2008) Snowthrower
62925 (250000001-250999999)(2005) Blower-Vacuum
62925 (250000001-250999999)(2005) Blower-Vacuum
62925 (260000001-260999999)(2006) Blower-Vacuum

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Repair Instructions: Submitted by Customers Like You

1 of 1 people found this instruction helpful

Tool Type:

Snowblower

Parts Used:

Gasket-Crankcase - 699485

Seal-Oil - 692550

Repair Difficulty:

Medium

Time Spent Repairing:

1-2 hours

Tools Used:

Screwdriver, Pliers, Socket set, Wrench Set, Seal puller

Oil leak from output shaft.

1. Removed drive mechanism
2. Removed engine after draining oil
3. Lay on side
4. Remove crankcase cover
5. R&R seal
6. Install crankcase cover with new gasket
7. Bolt on engine
8. Reassemble drive mechanism adjust belts
9. Fill with oil.
10. Seal may be able to be replaced without removing crankcase cover but I wanted to check crankcase cover wear.

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1 of 1 people found this instruction helpful

Tool Type:

Engine

Parts Used:

Gasket-Crankcase - 699485

Seal-Oil - 692550

Repair Difficulty:

Medium

Time Spent Repairing:

More than 2 hours

Tools Used:

Socket set, Torque wrench

Gasket leaking, caused by loose bolts

Removed engine from power rake, removed crankcase cover and replaced gasket and shaft seal.

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1 of 1 people found this instruction helpful

Tool Type:

Engine

Parts Used:

Gasket-Crankcase - 699485

Camshaft - 693404

Repair Difficulty:

Medium

Time Spent Repairing:

1-2 hours

Tools Used:

Socket set, Wrench Set, Nutdriver, allen wrench set, feeler gauges, scraper

Zero compression on engine, valves not opening or closing

I loosened the valve rocker arms and pulled the push rods, then removed the side case of the engine and replaced the cam shaft/timing gear being sure to align the timing marks. Cleaned the old gasket material off the mating halves, replaced all the parts, then using your allen wrench and feeler gauges set the rocker arm gap to about .004 inch.... close it up and your good to go....

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Tool Type:

Snowblower

Parts Used:

Gasket-Crankcase - 699485

Gasket-Cyl Hd Plate - 694088

Gasket-Cylinder Head - 791716

Repair Difficulty:

Medium

Time Spent Repairing:

1-2 hours

Tools Used:

Screwdriver, Wrench Set, n/a

blown head gasket,/ oil leak

removed front cover and head replaced gaskets

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Tool Type:

Engine

Parts Used:

Gasket-Crankcase - 699485

Gasket-Cyl Hd Plate - 694088

Repair Difficulty:

Medium

Time Spent Repairing:

1-2 hours

Tools Used:

Socket set, Wrench Set, Torque wrench

Oil leaks at cylinder head and crankcase

1. Remove valve cover
2. Remove rocker arms and push rods (keep them grouped by valve name ie. intake and
exhaust)
3. Remove cylinder head
4. Remove valves (label by name)
5. Remove cylinder head plate and old gasket
6. Install new cylinder head plate and gasket
7. Reinstall valves
7. Reinstall cylinder head. Torque for head bolts on this specific engine is 220 in. lbs.
8. Reinstall rocker arms and push rods
9. Reinstall valve cover using new gasket
10. Drain oil
11. Remove crank case bolts
12. Remove old gasket carefully. Do not gouge mating surfaces
13. Install new gasket and cover. Do not over tighten
14. Fill with new oil
15. Ops/leak check

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Exactly what I ordered

No problem with install.

Guest - April 12, 2023 Verified Purchase

older engine part

great to find older Briggs and Stratton engine parts. Fast, quick, easy and affordable!!

Fredrick - November 19, 2022 Verified Purchase

quick service

Just what I needed

Tim - April 4, 2020 Verified Purchase

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