Savior 492932S Oil Filter for Brigs & Straton 492932 795890 695396 492932B 492056 696854 842921 Kohler 25 050 01 JD AM125424 GY20577 Kawasaki 49065-7007

What It Is

The Savior 492932S is an aftermarket spin-on oil filter designed to fit small engines, primarily in lawn mowers, tractors, and zero-turn mowers. It replaces a wide range of OEM filters from Briggs & Stratton, Kohler, John Deere, Kawasaki, and others.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, verify your engine’s oil filter thread size and gasket diameter. This filter uses a 3/4”-16 thread and a 2.5” gasket, matching the OEM 492932 and its cross-references. It fits most Briggs & Stratton Vanguard, Intek, and single-cylinder models, plus Kohler Command/ Courage, Kawasaki FR/FX series, and John Deere AM125424. Check your owner’s manual or existing filter for the exact OEM number—if it’s one of the list above (492932, 795890, 695396, etc.), this filter works. Not compatible with Honda or small-frame engines using 20mm or M20x1.5 threads.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Savior is a budget aftermarket brand. It meets OEM specs for filtration and burst pressure but lacks the anti-drainback valve of some premium filters (e.g., Briggs 492932S). This means a slight delay in oil pressure on cold starts.
• Installation: Easy—hand-tighten until the gasket contacts the engine, then give a 3/4 turn. No tools needed. Use a little oil on the gasket before installing.
• Common gotcha: The filter is shorter than some OEM versions (about 3.5” tall). This can be an issue if your engine has a heat shield or tight clearance—measure the space before buying.
• Warranty: Savior offers a 1-year warranty, but it’s not as robust as OEM coverage. For critical engines (e.g., commercial mowers), stick with OEM.

Should You Buy It

The Savior 492932S is a solid budget pick for DIY homeowners or light-duty mowers. It’s reliable, fits a wide range of engines, and costs less than half of OEM filters. If you run a commercial fleet or want the anti-drainback valve for cold-weather starts, spend the extra on a genuine Briggs or Kohler filter. For everyone else, this is a safe, effective replacement.