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How to Replace Engine Oil on a Benelli Tnt 300 Motorcycle

Model: Benelli Tnt 300
Part: Engine oil

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How to replace the engine oil on a Benelli Tnt 300 motorcycle? Follow these steps. Position the motorcycle on the centre (side) stand, unscrew the oil sump plug (drain the fluid into a disposal container).

Replace the oil filter using a strap wrench (located at the front of the engine as shown in the video). Refill the new engine oil (use a funnel).

Refit the previously removed plastic oil filler cap (as shown in the video). Start the motorcycle after maintenance and test its operation.


Updated on 8 March 2026 by ScegliAuto


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