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How to Replace the Air Filter on the KTM Duke 200

Model: Ktm Duke 200
Part: Air filter

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In this tutorial, we will see how to replace the air filter on the KTM Duke 200, a very simple and quick operation to perform at every service along with the oil change. Start by removing the passenger seat, then unscrew the two indicated screws and also remove the one from the rider's seat.

Next, remove the two additional indicated screws, lift the airbox cover, and extract the old filter. At this point, clean the inside of the housing of any dirt residue, position the replacement, and follow the exact reverse procedure.


Updated on 18 September 2026 by ScegliAuto


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