DDean Well-known member Site Supporter May 14, 2014 #1 Im doing the first oil change on my new to me KTM Duke (2010) and both of the filters are in there tight. Ive tried needlenose pliers spread across the inner lip to pull them out. Nothing. Anyone have any tips? THANKS!
Im doing the first oil change on my new to me KTM Duke (2010) and both of the filters are in there tight. Ive tried needlenose pliers spread across the inner lip to pull them out. Nothing. Anyone have any tips? THANKS!
DDean Well-known member Site Supporter May 14, 2014 #2 Found the answer on youtube! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEetXTD7xZw
H HERBXX Well-known member May 21, 2014 #3 I use these with the tips ground to sharp chisel points grab the indentation and yank those things out , on my 690. http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/tools...gsAndReviews&utm_content=Default#.U3ypH9JdUoo
I use these with the tips ground to sharp chisel points grab the indentation and yank those things out , on my 690. http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/tools...gsAndReviews&utm_content=Default#.U3ypH9JdUoo
E Elwoodpdowd Banned Site Supporter Jun 10, 2014 #4 Odd I never heard of a bike with two filters..glad you solved it, You tube is great and saves our bacon.
Odd I never heard of a bike with two filters..glad you solved it, You tube is great and saves our bacon.
H HERBXX Well-known member Jun 10, 2014 #5 2 oil filters, 2 oil screens and 2 oil pumps.. .ktm really wants to keep those things lubed .....
RockerGuy Banned Site Supporter Jun 10, 2014 #7 I believe those might be self tapping screws, found in your local hardware store. I don't understand why Europeans love filter inserts only. Cartridges makes more sense Sent from my tablet using my paws
I believe those might be self tapping screws, found in your local hardware store. I don't understand why Europeans love filter inserts only. Cartridges makes more sense Sent from my tablet using my paws
skapan Well-known member Jun 14, 2014 #8 I was told that inserts are more "environmentally friendly" than filters. I take that to mean cheaper for the manufacturer.
I was told that inserts are more "environmentally friendly" than filters. I take that to mean cheaper for the manufacturer.