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Changing the Engine Oil and Oil Filter on the KTM Duke 790

Model: Ktm Duke 790
Part: Engine oil

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Here are the main instructions on how to perform routine maintenance by replacing the engine oil and oil filter on the KTM Duke 790. First, place the bike on a stand and start by unscrewing the oil drain bolt located under the engine, allowing it to drain into a container for about ten minutes; then unscrew the screws of the oil filter cover found at the bottom right, extracting and replacing the cartridge with a new one. Finally, top up with new engine oil by unscrewing the appropriate filler cap.


Posted on 14 November 2026 by ScegliAuto


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