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Anti-lock brake systems work by reducing hydraulic pressure at a wheel that is determined to be slipping. It doesn't affect how braking is activated.
by dmm 13y ago
Anti-lock brake systems work by reducing hydraulic pressure at a wheel that is determined to be slipping. It doesn't affect how braking is activated.
- angersock 13y agoA little black box regulates the applied pressure due to criteria X. I submit to you that if X is buggy, the little black box may decide never to allow pressure to hit the brakes. This in turn prevents braking.