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The brakes are working.
The brakes. If wet, check their response at low speed without endangering others and follow manufacturer instructions. Gentle application can help restore effectiveness. If they continue to perform poorly, stop safely and seek assistance. Do not cross flooded areas or water of unknown depth: other systems can also be damaged.
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The steering is working.
The brakes are working.
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