KTM 890 Rottweiler Air Filter - FunnelWeb

Running a Rottweiler Intake on Your KTM 790/890? FunnelWeb Makes the Filter

Short answer: if your KTM 790 Adventure, 890 Adventure, or Husqvarna Norden 901 runs the Rottweiler Performance intake system, the FunnelWeb Rottweiler Performance Replacement Filter (7340, $47.94) is the washable pyramid foam element made to fit it. Same FunnelWeb foam and profile as the rest of the range: twice the external surface area, oiled depth filtration, and it cleans up for reuse instead of being thrown away.

Why pair the two

Riders fit the Rottweiler intake for airflow. A filter element only helps that goal if it keeps flowing when dirty, and that is exactly what the pyramid profile is for: dust spreads across double the surface area, so airflow stays strong deep into a dusty ride instead of falling off as the element loads. You get the intake's breathing with FunnelWeb's dust protection.

What you get

  • Direct fit for the Rottweiler Performance intake on the 790, 890, and Norden 901
  • Pyramid profile-cut foam, single layer, single density, twice the external surface area
  • Washable and reusable, one element serves for seasons
  • $47.94, and it ships free in the USA when your order tops $80

Care

Service it like any FunnelWeb element: wash, dry completely, re-oil, reinstall. The oil is the filtration, so never run it dry, and never use No-Toil brand oil or cleaner, which attacks the foam adhesive. Walkthrough: how to clean and re-oil a foam air filter.

Frequently asked questions

Does this fit the stock airbox?

No. The 7340 fits the Rottweiler Performance intake specifically. For the stock airbox, the answer is the Main Filter with Frame (7339) or the Full Kit (7336).

Can I still run the pre-filter plugs?

If your setup keeps the intake openings the plugs are designed for, yes, the Pre-Filter Plugs (7337) layer in front the same way. Stopping heavy dust early always helps.

How often should I clean it?

Dust decides, not miles. See the 890 Adventure service interval guide for a breakdown by riding type.

Related: the complete KTM 790 & 890 Adventure air filter guide.

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