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Old 06-24-2011, 07:26 AM   #1
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I recently purchased my first Vulcan Nomad an am learning about it, a 2008 1600, what kind of oil filters ,oem or after market.



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Old 06-24-2011, 07:48 AM   #2
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Hello and welcome 'redud', I purchased my Nomad last year and have done two oil and filter changes. First with a Kaw filter at around $12. I went to PepBoys near me that now carrys motorcycle oil and saw that they carry filters for bikes and I purchased one for around $7. I removed the K filter and they were all but identical except for the printing on the filter and the PB filter had a perforated metal band in addition to the fluted paper that you can see when looking down in the mounting hole. Since I change frequently I am going with the PB filter as I am not trying to stretch out the changes.
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Old 06-24-2011, 07:50 AM   #3
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Take a look in our Tech section it should answer a lot of questions for you. Heres a start on some oil filters. I always liked the Wal Mart filter best.


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Old 06-24-2011, 07:53 AM   #4
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These are the 3 widely used A/M filters PUROLATOR PL14612, BOSCH 3300, ST7317 - wal-mart. The ST7317 has excellent reviews.
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Old 06-24-2011, 08:00 AM   #5
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I use the Purolator "motorcycle" filter. I get them thru Amazon.com. I think they sell for $6-$7 each. They used to come in two packs but now they come in single packs. I think you get free shipping with a $25 dollar order. I don't have access to the part # right now but they are the same ones used on the 1500 Goldwing. My dad and I usually split the order.



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Old 06-24-2011, 08:40 AM   #6
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Welcome from the Grand Canyon State and congratulations on your purchase. That's a fine looking Nomad and it being black, is the fastest color! I used the Bosch 3300 filter (about $6 at Autozone) in my 2007.
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I see that other members have offered advise on oil filters. So, let me welcome you from Nebraska.
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Welcome from NW Georgia, here is a list of some of the filters that work. When you see the short or long, that refers to weather or not you have the "goat bladder" (cad. converter). If you still have the factory exhaust, it has the "goat bladder", and you will have to use the short filter.


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Purolator Pure One (short) PL-14612
Purolator Pure One (long) PL-14610
Wix (short) 51358
Wix (Long) 51356
NAPA Gold (short) 1358
NAPA Gold (Long) 1356
Bosch (Short) 3320
Bosch (Long) 3323
Mobil 1 (long) M1-110
SuperTech (Long) ST7317
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I use the super tech filter on mine .It still has the stock exhaust and the goat bladder and fits ok.Not to long.Welcome from Texas
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Old 06-24-2011, 03:27 PM   #10
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I use the super tech filter on mine .It still has the stock exhaust and the goat belly.
I use the ST7317 and have stock exhaust with the goat belly also. It fits fine.
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Old 06-24-2011, 03:42 PM   #11
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Welcome to the best site, and the best bunch of people going.

Along with a filter one of the many tricks, tips, whatever, is to add a small rare earth magnet to the outside of the filter once you've installed it. Supposedly this will collect any microscopic ferrous metal in your oil against the inside of the filter, which will be discarded next time you replace the filter. I have lots of these magnets so if you want a couple, pm me your mailing address and I'll mail them to you (as soon as our postal strike is over).

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I used the Bosch 3300. Auto Zone carries them.
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Welcome from Alabama.

I use the Bosch 3300. Great filter and no problems.
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And also, Welcome from Ontario!
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