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How to Change the Engine Oil on a Benelli RFS 150 Scooter?

Model: Benelli Rfs 150
Part: Engine oil

Video tutorial

As shown in this tutorial, changing the engine oil on a Benelli RFS 150 scooter is an extremely simple and quick operation. Before proceeding, ensure the engine is cool enough to work safely.

Start by positioning a container under the scooter, then remove the filler cap, locate the drain bolt, and loosen it using a socket spanner. Allow all the oil in the system to drain out, then open the filter cap and replace the filter.

Finally, reassemble everything and pour the new oil through the designated hole.


Updated on 4 September 2026 by ScegliAuto


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