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In this short video, see how to carry out routine maintenance by replacing the engine oil and cleaning the small oil filter on a Sym Symphony SR 150 scooter. First, position the scooter on the centre stand and remove the oil drain bolt located under the casing, allowing the oil to drain into a container for about ten minutes. Then, remove the small filter found inside the hole, cleaning it with a suitable degreaser. Finally, pour the new engine oil through the fill hole, filling it to the maximum level!

Updated on 16 April 2026 by ScegliAuto

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