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How to Replace the Engine Oil Filter on a Bonneville Motorcycle

Model: Triumph Bonneville T100
Part: Engine oil

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Let's see how to replace the engine oil filter on a Bonneville motorcycle. Position the motorcycle on a workshop stand, remove the plastic filler cap; using a socket spanner, unscrew the plug that closes the oil sump at the bottom of the motorcycle (drain the fluid into a container).

Use a strap wrench to unscrew the oil filter (remove the engine guard). Remove the cartridge oil filter and fit a new one after cleaning (check the seal around the metal cap). Top up with the new oil in the engine and close with the plastic cap.


Updated on 8 March 2026 by ScegliAuto


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