Power Distributors 5084K Carburetor Primer Bulb

Product Description

The POWER DISTRIBUTORS 5084K is a replacement carburetor primer bulb designed for small gasoline engines commonly found in outdoor power equipment. The primer bulb draws fuel from the tank into the carburetor to simplify cold starts and improve starting consistency on older or fuel-starved engines. It is a direct-fit, DIY-oriented replacement for Briggs Service Part 694394, offering a cost-effective alternative to the OEM service part. Installation requires no special tools and is a routine task for small-engine technicians and knowledgeable DIYers working on walk-behind mowers and similar equipment. Sold in a package of 9 units, making it a practical shop supply for service centers.

This primer bulb is designed for use on Briggs and Stratton 475 and 500 Series engines, as well as earlier Classic, Sprint, and Quattro Series Briggs and Stratton engines. It fits equipment from brands including Craftsman, MT, Murray, Poulan, and many others equipped with the listed engine families. It is packaged as a multi-unit quantity suited for shops that service high volumes of consumer outdoor power equipment.

Key Features

• Direct DIY replacement for Briggs Service Part 694394
• Fits Briggs and Stratton 475 and 500 Series engines plus Classic, Sprint, and Quattro Series
• Compatible with multiple OEM equipment brands equipped with listed engines
• Sold in a 9-unit package — practical for service shop inventory
• Lightweight at 0.42 pounds per package

Compatibility

Fits Briggs and Stratton 475 Series and 500 Series engines, as well as previous Classic, Sprint, and Quattro Series Briggs and Stratton engines. Compatible with equipment from Craftsman, MT, Murray, Poulan, and other brands equipped with those engine families. Replaces Briggs Service Part 694394.

Installation Notes

Small-engine technicians and DIYers typically perform this replacement with basic hand tools. Disconnect the spark plug wire before servicing the carburetor or fuel system to prevent accidental engine start. Remove residual fuel from the bowl area before pulling the old bulb to minimize fuel spill. Dispose of old fuel components in accordance with local regulations.