PE13000

PE13000 Cross-Reference — 3‑in‑1 Rubber Air Hose & Electrical Cable Wrap

PE13000 is the 3-in-1 wrap that keeps your air lines and ABS cable from turning into a mess of separate hoses flapping under the trailer - Kenworth's been spec'ing this style since '04 and it still shows up on trucks rolling off the line today.

What You're Actually Buying

This is a 15-foot bundle that combines two rubber air brake hoses (service and emergency) with an ABS power cable, all wrapped together in one rubber sheath. Instead of three separate lines you're routing, clamping, and chasing when one rubs through, you've got one bundle doing the job. Common on Kenworth T680, T880, W900, and similar models from 2004 up through current production.

The rubber construction holds up better than the cheap coiled stuff you see on lighter trucks - this is heavy-duty gladhand-to-gladhand and cable-to-plug application, built for tractor-trailer air and electrical hookup that lives outside in weather, road salt, and gets run over by lot lizards' shopping carts. PE13000 is the Paccar/Kenworth part number stamped on the OEM version.

Why All These Numbers Cross to PE13000

Phillips 30-2175, Automann 179.3012.15, Alliance N42AAPL15 - these aren't copies of each other, they're all manufacturers building to the same fitment and length spec that Kenworth originally called out. When you've got a 15-ft 3-in-1 bundle with the same gladhand ends and ABS plug configuration, multiple brands land on the same cross-reference because the physical part is functionally identical even if the molding logo is different.

Where you need to slow down: length matters. This bundle is 15 feet - there are shorter and longer versions (you'll see PE13050 and similar in the same family) that will NOT interchange even though they look almost the same coiled up on the shelf. Also check your ABS plug style - not every Kenworth ABS cable end matches every trailer's receptacle, especially if you've got a mix of model years in your fleet.

Surest way to confirm: pull the number off the old bundle if it's still legible, or run your Kenworth chassis VIN. Length and connector type are the two things that bite people who order by memory instead of checking the actual part.

Ordering From PartStop

We stock this in Tacoma and ship it same-day if you order before cutoff - useful when a truck's sitting in the yard with a blown bundle and you need it back on the road before end of shift. Ships nationwide too if you're not local.

Comes with our standard 6+ month warranty. If it doesn't match what came off your truck, we'll sort it - just don't wait until you've already cut zip ties and mounted the whole thing before checking the length and ABS plug against your old part.

PE13000 Cross-Reference & Interchange Numbers

These manufacturer and aftermarket numbers commonly cross-reference to PE13000. Use them to identify the part — then confirm the exact fit by VIN or the number stamped on your old unit before you order. An interchange is a starting point, not a fitment guarantee.

Brand / LineCross-Reference Numbers
Phillips30-2175
Automann179.3012.15
Cross-Reference145115, 451098, PE13050, 302171
AllianceN42AAPL15
OE/Cross-Ref169127, 451097, OTR6814, TR4497130300, 30-2150, 179.3012.12, TR813212, 179.3025.12, 640-451119

Frequently asked questions

Does PE13000 fit my 2018 Kenworth T680?

Likely yes, but confirm by checking your VIN or pulling the number off the old bundle. Kenworth used this 3-in-1 style across a wide model range for two decades, but there were running changes to ABS plug style - don't assume, check.

Is this the same as Phillips 30-2175?

Phillips 30-2175 cross-references to PE13000 as a direct replacement for the 15-ft 3-in-1 bundle - same length, same gladhand and ABS configuration. Different brand stamped on the rubber, same fitment spec.

How do I know if I need the 15-ft version or a different length?

Measure your old bundle end to end, or check the part number stamped near the fitting if it's still readable. Ordering the wrong length means you're either stretching a cable that's too short or coiling excess that catches on the trailer frame.

Not sure it fits? We check before you pay.

Run your VIN and we’ll match parts to your exact truck, or call the counter — a person who knows trucks verifies fitment by OEM number before the order ships. No wrong-box returns.

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