Do it yourself
Frequently asked questions about cars and motorcycles
Car tutorial (Do it yourself) Motorcycle tutorial (Do it yourself) Frequently Asked Questions

Fuel Filter Replacement KTM SMC 690

Model: Ktm Smc 690
Part: Fuel filter

Video tutorial

In this video, we will see the main steps to remove and replace the fuel filter on a KTM SMC 690. First, remove all the petrol from the tank, either by removing it or siphoning it out; next, remove the screw of the fuel filter, which is located behind the central suspension, and pull it out along with the wiring, as shown in the video.

Now disconnect the pipes and remove it, replacing it with the new one; then refit everything by reversing the procedure!


Updated on 4 April 2026 by ScegliAuto


Related tutorials

Replacing Engine Oil and Oil Filter on KTM SMC R 690
Replacing Engine Oil and Oil Filter on KTM SMC R 690
Smc 690 Today we will replace the engine oil and oil filter, performing the regular maintenance service on a KTM SMC R 690, following the instructions below.…
Engine Oil Change on KTM SMC 690 R
Engine Oil Change on KTM SMC 690 R
Smc 690 Today, you will learn how to change the engine oil while performing the regular maintenance service on a KTM SMC 690 R. First, unscrew the oil drain …
How do you replace the exhaust of the KTM SMC-R 690?
How do you replace the exhaust of the KTM SMC-R 690?
Smc 690 In order to replace the exhaust of the KTM SMC-R 690, you will need to loosen the screws that fix the exhaust terminal to its housing near the rear f…

How to Change the Engine Oil on a Benelli 150

To change the engine oil on a Benelli 150, ensure the bike is on a stable surface, using the centre stand to keep it upright. Before starting, it's helpful to run the engine for a few minutes to warm the oil and facilitate drainage. Turn off the engine and locate the drain plug situated under the engine. Using an appropriate spanner, loosen the plug and position a container underneath to collect the used oil. Allow it to drain completely, ensuring all the liquid is removed. Once emptied, carefully re-tighten the plug, avoiding overtightening. Using a funnel, slowly pour new oil into the tank, checking the level with the dipstick or inspection window. When the level is correct, start the engine for a couple of minutes to circulate the new oil, then turn it off and check the level again, topping up if necessary.

Watch the video!


by ScegliAuto

More videos