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How to Change the Engine Oil in a Triumph Tiger Sport 1050

Model: Triumph Tiger 1050 Sport
Part: Engine oil

Video tutorial

This tutorial shows how to change the engine oil in a Triumph Tiger Sport 1050, a very simple and quick operation to perform every 12 months. First, ensure the engine is sufficiently cool, then position a container underneath.

Locate the drain plug and loosen it using a 13 mm socket. Allow all the oil to drain from the system, then remove the old filter with the appropriate tool and tighten both the new filter and the drain plug.

Finally, pour the new oil through the upper hole.


Updated on 19 September 2026 by ScegliAuto


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