How To Change The Oil On A Briggs & Stratton Generator

Changing the oil regularly is very important on you Generator to keep it running for many years.
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[@nehemiahkates2503]

Great video.
You should do more.
Easy to listen to and clear directions

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[@TheCheelow]

Thank you . Your video was very helpful. I have the same generator and needed to do an oil change. 👍

[@getitdonehomerepair]

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[@joseluisjaral3323]

Excelente explicación

[@anthonymoreno4391]

Well done

[@stringer5385]

Very helpful. Thanks

[@getitdonehomerepair]

You're welcome!

[@JakeMiller-wc6yh]

Is there a filter to change?

[@colleenmoriarty1309]

Also would you suggest anything else to look at. I think water was over the engine Thanks

[@getitdonehomerepair]

Unfortunately you will not know if the engine or generator is good until you get it started. I would drain the fuel from the tank and carb. You should also drain the oil completely and refill to correct level . Good luck.

[@colleenmoriarty1309]

Sorry 1 more question... if you can help.. I had 3 feet of water in my house, the generator was covered in water NOT in the gas tank. Bit definitely inbthe oil. Is there anything else I should check besides the oil, which I know has water in it

[@getitdonehomerepair]

If the generator was under water I would also change the gas before trying to start it. I'm sure that water would have gotten into the gas. Also try to drain out the carb. before starting.

[@colleenmoriarty1309]

I have a question if you can answer please . This oil drain looks easy enough that I can do, but my generator got flooded in a hurricane, is this the same process? Obviously, I will not start the unit before draining as water is in the oil......

[@getitdonehomerepair]

Yes it is the same procedure. I would recommend you change the oil, start it up and after a few minutes turn it off and change the oil again

[@colleenmoriarty1309]

This oil is so gooked up, I'm sorry for the questions but how can I clean it out. I've drained it and wow what weird color. My concern is what's left inside after I drained it..What can I do?

[@joshmacdougall3360]

Take the spark plug out and pull the cord a few times to get any water out change oil and fuel. You’ll be good

[@BenWilson-pv3be]

no filter?

[@getitdonehomerepair]

No oil filter just an air filter

[@JWKnowsstuff]

It's always a 10mm

[@petrpaleta5500]

"Promosm"

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