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How to Change the Engine Oil on a 2008 Triumph Speedmaster

Model: Triumph Speedmaster
Part: Engine oil

Video tutorial

In this video tutorial, you will learn how to perform routine maintenance by changing the engine oil and oil filter on the 2008 Triumph Speedmaster. First, position your bike on its stand and begin by unscrewing the oil drain bolt located under the engine, then replace the washer on the plug; next, unscrew the oil filter using a socket spanner, and replace it with the new one, as shown in the video.

Finally, pour in the new engine oil, filling to the correct level!


Updated on 22 April 2026 by ScegliAuto


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