11013-7047 Air Filter with 49065-7007 oil Filter for KAWASAKI FR651V FR691V FR730V FS481V FS541V FS600V FS651V FS691V FS730V 4-Cycle Engine Lawn Mower Tractor Tune Up Kit

What It Is

This tune-up kit includes an air filter (11013-7047) and oil filter (49065-7007) designed for Kawasaki FR and FS series 4-cycle engines. It’s meant for routine maintenance on lawn tractors, zero-turn mowers, and commercial mowers using these specific engines.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, confirm your engine model is exactly one of these: FR651V, FR691V, FR730V, FS481V, FS541V, FS600V, FS651V, FS691V, or FS730V. Check the engine label (usually near the muffler or air filter cover). This kit fits Kawasaki OEM part numbers 11013-7047 (air filter) and 49065-7007 (oil filter). It will not fit other engine brands or non-Kawasaki engines. Measure your existing air filter: it should be roughly 7.5” long x 4” wide x 1.5” tall. The oil filter is a standard spin-on type, about 3.5” tall. If your mower uses a different filter size (e.g., shorter or longer), this kit won’t work.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: This is an aftermarket kit, not OEM Kawasaki. Most users report it fits and seals well, but some note the air filter foam may be slightly less dense than OEM. For heavy commercial use, OEM filters may last longer.
• Installation: Easy. Swap the air filter (remove cover, replace element, reinstall cover). For the oil filter, drain oil, unscrew old filter, lightly oil the new gasket, hand-tighten ¾ turn after gasket contacts engine. No tools needed for either.
• Common gotcha: Some mowers require additional gaskets or seals for the air filter housing – this kit includes only the filter elements. If your housing has a separate foam pre-filter, this kit may not include it.
• Price vs value: At ~$20, it’s much cheaper than buying OEM filters separately (often $30–$40). Good for budget-conscious DIY maintenance.

Should You Buy It

Buy this kit if you own a Kawasaki FR or FS series engine mower, want a quick, affordable tune-up for light to medium use, and don’t mind aftermarket quality. It’s a solid value for homeowners. Skip it if you need OEM parts for warranty compliance or run a commercial operation where filter longevity is critical.