The Briggs & Stratton 5076K is a genuine OEM spin-on oil filter engineered for select pressure-lubricated small engines, including Intek V-Twin, Els, Vanguard, and other twin-cylinder models. This filter removes harmful contaminants from engine oil, protecting your engine and extending its service life. By maintaining clean oil circulation, it helps ensure your equipment runs reliably and complies with EPA emission regulations.
Designed to exact OEM specifications and manufactured to Briggs & Stratton standards, the 5076K delivers the fit and performance you need for dependable engine maintenance. This filter provides twice the performance life of standard replacement filters, reducing downtime and maintenance frequency.
Features and Benefits
- Extended Service Life: Delivers twice the performance life of standard replacement oil filters, cutting maintenance intervals in half.
- OEM Quality: Manufactured to exact Briggs & Stratton specifications and tested for optimal performance and engine protection.
- Wide Compatibility: Designed for pressure-lubricated engines including Intek V-Twin, Els, Vanguard, and select other twin-cylinder models.
- EPA Compliance: Helps ensure your engine meets applicable EPA emission standards when used as specified.
- Easy Installation: Simple spin-on design requires only a light application of fresh oil to the gasket before hand-tightening.
- Genuine Part: DIY equivalent of Briggs Service Part #696854, backed by a one-year limited warranty.
Specifications
- Brand: Briggs & Stratton
- Model: 5076K
- Type: Spin-on oil filter
- Application: Pressure-lubricated engines (Intek V-Twin, Els, Vanguard, and select twin-cylinder engines)
- Performance: Extended-life formula
- Warranty: One-year limited
How to Use
- Installation: Lightly oil the filter gasket with fresh, clean oil before installing. Screw the filter on by hand until the gasket contacts the filter adapter, then tighten an additional 1/2 to 3/4 turn.
- Replacement Schedule: Replace the oil filter yearly or every 100 hours of operation, whichever comes first. Always refer to your equipment's operator's manual before making repairs.