Product Overview
The 6CP3-9 is a genuine Paccar air brake pressure sensor with a specified 150 PSI pressure rating, listed for Kenworth T680, T880, T600, T660, T800, W900, and Peterbilt truck applications. This electronic sensing component monitors compressed air pressure within the vehicle's braking system and provides pressure information to connected monitoring equipment, supporting the detection of pressure changes during normal brake system operation.
Product Features
The 6CP3-9 Paccar air brake pressure sensor monitors pneumatic system pressure through an electronic sensing interface, with a specified 150 PSI rating for compatible heavy-duty truck brake installations.
-
Measures compressed air pressure within the designated truck braking circuit
-
Provides an electrical signal corresponding to monitored pneumatic pressure conditions
-
Features a specified 150 PSI pressure rating for the sensor application
-
Enables connected monitoring equipment to track changes in brake air pressure
-
Functions within the existing pneumatic and electrical brake monitoring arrangement
-
Serves the listed Kenworth and Peterbilt truck air brake applications
General Specifications
| Condition |
New |
| Part Number |
6CP3-9 |
| Brand |
Paccar |
| Part Type |
Air Brake Pressure Sensor |
| Pressure Rating |
150 PSI |
| Vehicle Applications |
Kenworth T680, T880, T600, T660, T800, W900; Peterbilt |
| Referenced Source Vehicle |
2024 Kenworth T880 |
| Associated System |
Air Brake Pressure Monitoring |
| Fitment Type |
Direct Replacement |
Installation Notes
The 6CP3-9 should be installed after safely depressurizing the applicable air brake circuit, identifying the original sensor location, and examining the pressure connection and electrical connector for contamination, corrosion, or damaged sealing surfaces. After securing the sensor and reconnecting the wiring, restore system pressure, inspect the pneumatic connection for leakage, and verify that the brake pressure indication responds correctly throughout the applicable operating range.
Always verify the original sensor part number, 150 PSI pressure specification, pneumatic connection, electrical interface, and Kenworth or Peterbilt brake system configuration before installation.