Briggs and Stratton 675 Series Oil Replacement
ID: 37624
Description: This guide will show you how to replace the oil...
Steps:
- Make sure the the engine is off and the spark plug wire is removed and away from the spark plug before beginning.
- The oil tank cap is on the top right of the engine.
- Remove the cap by turning it a quarter turn to the left and lifting up.
- The cap will be attached to a long metal stick.
- Before continuing, take note of your current oil level by following these steps.
- The metal rod attached to the cap is the dip stick and is used to test the oil level in your mower.
- Wipe any oil off the tip of the stick and reinsert it into the mower. Make sure to tighten the cap down when doing so.
- Remove the cap and stick once again and note the height of the oil left on the bottom of the stick.
- If the oil is in between the two small holes, looks clean, and you haven't experienced any mechanical difficulties, your mower's oil is in good shape and does not need replacement.
- Check to make sure there is no fuel in the tank before removing the oil.
- To remove the oil, tilt the mower on its side and pour the old oil into a proper container.
- Alternatively, you can use a siphon/pump down the opening to remove the oil.
- Never pour engine oil down the sink. Put it in a sealed container and take it to a proper oil recycling or waste disposal facility.
- If using the tilt and pour method, ensure there is no fuel in the tank, as it may leak out.
- Once all the oil is drained from your mower, tilt everything right-side-up and refill the engine with oil by pouring directly into the hole.
- Insert the cap back onto the hole and tighten to close.
- It can be helpful to use a funnel to ensure that the oil does not spill over the outside of your engine. Spilled oil can be difficult to clean up.