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How to Replace the Air Filter on the Benelli RFS 150i

Model: Benelli Rfs 150
Part: Air filter

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To replace the air filter on the Benelli RFS 150i, open the under-seat compartment so that the seat can be positioned vertically. Once lifted, loosen the screws securing it to its housing and remove the seat.

At the front of the under-seat compartment, locate the air filter box, which will be opened to slide the filter out from its housing. This will allow you to insert the new replacement part and then refit the panel.


Updated on 1 October 2026 by ScegliAuto


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