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FUEL FILTERS WHEN SHOULD YOU CHANGE THEM
12 posts · Started by scotsduke · 28 Dec 2010
Post 2 by Reb,
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Post 6 by robinpeck,
#6ok done the filters, took about a hour start to finish
filters were really dirty, glad i change them
i tell you though for 80.00 you don,t get much from ktm
filters were really dirty, glad i change them
i tell you though for 80.00 you don,t get much from ktm
Post 7 by scotsduke,
#7where are they and how do you access them?
Post 8 by ShadeTheChangingMan,
#8there in the fuel tank, there part of the fuel pump.
you need to remove the tank to get at the fuel pump.
it,s not a hard job
you need to remove the tank to get at the fuel pump.
it,s not a hard job
Post 9 by scotsduke,
#980 sheets. Are you shitting me? That sounds like a fuggin rip off guys.
Post 10 by TBird,
#10Is there any other supplier for these filters? As always, KTM factory parts come with a premium price.
Seems like $80 is steep for a fuel filter.
Seems like $80 is steep for a fuel filter.
Post 11 by Colonel_Klinck,
#11there like nothing i,ve seen before and i,ve been working in the motor trade for the last 23 years
Post 12 by robinpeck,
#12I just took a quick look at the maintenance schedule and they're not even on there?? I assumed the 9k kilo service would replace them...this not the case? I don't remember seeing it on the parts list from the work invoice either...
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