Briggs Stratton 790624 Choke Shaft Replacement Part

Product Description

The BRIGGS STRATTON 790624 is a genuine OEM choke shaft designed as a direct replacement component for Briggs and Stratton small engines. The choke shaft controls air-fuel mixture during cold starts by regulating airflow through the carburetor throat. This part is manufactured to factory OEM standards and is tested for dimensional accuracy and fit. Constructed from plastic, it measures 4.02 inches by 4.02 inches by 0.24 inches and weighs just 0.01 pounds. Licensed small engine technicians and experienced outdoor power equipment mechanics install this component as part of carburetor service or choke linkage repair.

This choke shaft is suited for use in residential and light commercial outdoor power equipment powered by Briggs and Stratton engines. Typical install scenarios include carburetor rebuilds, choke mechanism repairs, and seasonal tune-ups where worn or damaged choke shaft components are identified. It is appropriate for walk-behind mowers, riding mowers, generators, pressure washers, and other Briggs and Stratton-powered equipment where the original choke shaft requires replacement.

Key Features

• Genuine OEM Briggs and Stratton replacement part manufactured to factory specifications
• Plastic construction engineered to original dimensional tolerances
• Compact profile at 4.02 inches by 4.02 inches by 0.24 inches for accurate fitment
• Lightweight at 0.01 pounds for easy handling during carburetor service
• Designed to support EPA emission regulation compliance in Briggs and Stratton engines

Compatibility

Designed as a genuine OEM-style replacement choke shaft for Briggs and Stratton small engines. Consult the Briggs and Stratton parts lookup tool with your engine model, type, and code numbers to confirm fitment before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a small engine technician or qualified outdoor power equipment mechanic. Before beginning service, disconnect the spark plug wire and ensure the fuel supply is shut off to prevent accidental ignition. The carburetor assembly should be removed and cleaned prior to choke shaft replacement. Reassemble all linkage and throttle components carefully and verify smooth choke plate movement before returning the equipment to service.