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Engine Oil Change on Triumph Tiger 1050

Model: Triumph Tiger 1050 Sport
Part: Engine oil

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Start the engine for several minutes to warm the circulating oil, making it less viscous: this will aid in its subsequent removal. Unscrew the bolt located underneath the bike that acts as the plug for the engine oil drain hole.

Collect the used lubricant in a container (and dispose of it properly). Unscrew the oil filter and remove it (the filter will also lose some lubricant as you extract it). The fill hole is located on the right side of the bike (see video): unscrew the cap and insert the same amount of drained oil using 10W-40.


Updated on 3 April 2026 by ScegliAuto


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