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Thank you for looking into it. Do you know of any Briggs & Stratton dealer or reputable supplier that can verify the correct OEM flywheel by my engine model (31C707 Type 3346 G5 Code 120514ZA) instead of just selling a “compatible” replacement?

Is there a reliable source where I can buy the exact same flywheel as the original OEM part? Since both flywheels have the same casting number (215700) but appear to have the ignition magnet in a different position, I want to make sure I get the correct replacement.

Is there a reliable source where I can buy the exact same flywheel as the original OEM part? Since both flywheels have the same casting number (215700) but appear to have the ignition magnet in a different position, I want to make sure I get the correct replacement.

I think there may be some confusion. I’m not referring to the charging magnets inside the flywheel. I’m referring to the outer ignition trigger magnet that passes in front of the ignition coil. With both flywheels aligned using the keyway, the outer magnet appears to be in a different position...

Thank you. I took another comparison photo with both flywheels positioned so the keyways are in the same orientation. I noticed that, with the keyways aligned, the magnets do not appear to be in the same position. Does this indicate that the original flywheel is different from the replacement...

Thank you for your reply. I still have the original flywheel, and I also have the new one that I installed. I’ve attached photos of both for comparison. Please let me know if you notice any differences that could affect the ignition timing or if the replacement flywheel appears to be incorrect...

Hi everyone, I’m looking for some advice on a Briggs & Stratton 31C707 Type 3346 G5 engine. The problem started when the flywheel magnets came loose and struck the stator while I was cranking the engine with the starter motor, causing the engine to lock up. Since then I have: Installed...