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Posted by pcarrell
 - July 27, 2014, 21:26:17 PM

You probably have the right part.  The only drifter that takes a different or wierd filter is the '03 1500 I think.  They changed the setup that year and had "issues" (read: recalls!), so the next year they went back to the old setup.

Posted by Troll
 - July 27, 2014, 16:20:03 PM

I use the same filter on my W and on the Drifter....

Posted by Bucko
 - July 27, 2014, 15:23:40 PM

I was doing an oil change today on my 01 Drifter and I pulled a filter off the shelf that I had ordered the last time I ordered a bunch  of filters (Emgo 10-82230) and noticed that it said "Hon..." on the box and I started thinking that maybe I ordered them for my 84 Honda Ascot.  I did some Googling of the above EMGO number and it came up as fitting various Honda, Yamaha and Kawasaki models including Kawasaki 1500 Classics and Nomads but no Drifter listed.  WTF?  I thought the engines in the 1500's were all basically the same?  Why would they take different filters?  In any case, I still had an OEM Kawasaki Drifter filter on the shelf so I used that but I need to order a new batch of replacements.

As a side note, my Ascot isn't listed under the above number but I'm pretty sure that's the filter I have in there  :o

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