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Depends on the car, the woman's civic was this cross pattern, that had to be cranked out.
by overcast 10y ago
Depends on the car, the woman's civic was this cross pattern, that had to be cranked out.
- mulmen 10y agoNot sure what you mean by cross pattern but most cars have their braking system split up into two systems that are diagonally opposite. This way a failure in one only results in a loss of 50% of braking instead of up to 80% if the front fails. The cross bleeding is done to maintain the balance in the system and prevent the sensors from improperly detecting a failure in the brake system.