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How to Change the Engine Oil on a Benelli RFS 150i

Model: Benelli Rfs 150
Part: Engine oil

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To change the engine oil on a Benelli RFS 150i, loosen the drain plug of the oil tank located at the central lower part of the bike: once the plug is loosened, you can let all the used oil flow into a container. Once the oil has drained, you can loosen the screws securing the cover of the oil filter housing, which can then be removed from its seat and replaced with a new one. After replacement, top up the oil by pouring it through the breather on the right side of the bike.


Updated on 17 September 2026 by ScegliAuto


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