Royal Enfield Fuel Filter (148125/E) – OEM for Interceptor 650 & Continental GT 650

Maintain optimum engine performance with the Royal Enfield Fuel Filter (part 148125/E)—a factory-specified genuine component trusted in the Interceptor 650 and Continental GT 650 BS6 (Euro 4) models. This essential filter ensures that fuel entering the r fuel injection system remains clean from debris and contaminants, protecting vital engine components and promoting smooth, consistent power delivery.

As a certified OEM part, 148125/E matches the exact filtration performance and durability used on assembly lines, offering users confidence in reliability and fit. Available directly via Royal Enfield parts catalog and supported by global retailers, this filter is critical for routine maintenance or part of your performance upkeep.

Regular replacement of the fuel filter prevents clogs, maintains fuel flow integrity, and avoids potential engine hesitation or stalling. Ideal for daily riders and long-distance touring, this straightforward bolt-in filter design allows for quick replacement with minimal tools—keeping your twin-cylinder engine running clean and efficiently.

Key Features

• OEM Royal Enfield Fuel Filter (148125/E)

• Genuine factory-installed component

• Ensures contaminant-free fuel for engine protection

• Direct fit for Interceptor 650 & Continental GT 650 (Euro 4)

• Fast and easy to replace using basic tools

• Critical for performance, longevity, and fuel system health

Compatibility

• Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 BS6 (Euro 4)

• Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 BS6 (Euro 4)

FAQs

1. What is part 148125/E?
   It’s a genuine Royal Enfield fuel filter used in the 650cc twin models to clean incoming fuel.

2. Which models does it fit?
   Interceptor 650 and Continental GT 650 BS6 (Euro 4 versions) .

3. Why replace the fuel filter?
   To keep fuel contaminants out of the engine, maintain smooth performance, and prolong fuel system life.

4. Is it an OEM part?
   Yes, 148125/E is factory-specified and sold directly via Royal Enfield’s parts catalog .

5. How often should it be replaced?
   Replace during routine servicing—typically every 10,000–15,000 km, or sooner if riding conditions are dusty.