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Removing Oil and Engine Filter on a KTM Duke 690

Model: Ktm Duke 690
Part: Oil filter

Video tutorial

Remove the oil and engine filter on a KTM Duke 690. Follow this guide video for the replacement procedure. Position the motorcycle on a stand; remove the plastic filler cap and, using a spanner, unscrew the bolt of the oil sump (drain the fluid into a container).

Unscrew the oil filter (remove the metal cover). Remove the worn oil filter kit and fit a new one after cleaning it (apply a bit of oil around the filter).

Finally, top up the new fluid in the engine and close with the plastic cap. Test the motorcycle's proper functioning.


Updated on 9 March 2026 by ScegliAuto


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