On this page, 492932S is cross-referenced with several part numbers in the same filter family. Compatibility can vary by equipment, so it’s best to match what’s in your owner’s manual or on your current filter.

• 492932
• 492056
• 5049
• 5076
• 695396
• 696854
• 795890
• 842921
• 25-050-01
• 28-050-01-S
• 49065-7007
• AM125424
• GY20577
• 1205001

Before ordering, review the product description’s cross-reference list and ensure there’s suitable clearance for the filter can in your engine compartment.

On this assortment, 492932 and 492932S are frequently shown together on the same replacement items, suggesting they’re part of the same fit group. Any difference between the suffix and non-suffix numbers can depend on how a supplier catalogs or labels the part.

• Match the exact part number from your owner’s manual when possible.
• Compare the cross-reference numbers listed on the product page.
• If space is tight, review the listed photos/specs for can size and clearance needs.

When both numbers appear for a filter, it’s typically intended for the same applications, but confirming against your equipment documentation is the safest approach.

Both 492932S and 696854 appear throughout this page’s single and multi-packs, which indicates they’re commonly cross-referenced in the same family. Choosing between them generally comes down to what your equipment manual specifies and what the product description lists as compatible.

• Check your manual for the exact oil filter part number.
• Use the product page’s cross-reference list to confirm a match.
• If both numbers are listed for your equipment, select based on the listed dimensions and your available mounting clearance.

Because engine designs vary, relying on the manual’s specification is a practical way to reduce guesswork.

These part numbers are widely used on small engines in lawn and garden equipment and some carts. Fit depends on your exact engine model, so verifying is a smart step before buying.

• Find the part number printed on your current oil filter.
• Confirm that number appears in the product description’s cross-reference list.
• Check space around the mount; some setups need a shorter can for clearance.

If your current number (for example, 492932S or a listed cross-reference) appears on the page, you’re likely in the right spot, but your owner’s manual is the final word.

Either can work—the right choice depends on how many engines you maintain and how you plan service.

• Single pack: useful for a one-time change or to try a supplier.
• Multi-pack: convenient if you service multiple machines or want spares ready for seasonal maintenance.
• Storage: keep unopened filters in a clean, dry place away from heat.

Review the available pack sizes on the product page and pick what fits your maintenance rhythm. For convenience, you can choose in-store pickup or home delivery where offered.