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the brake pedal fully without releasing it.
Press the brake firmly and maintain pressure during emergency braking; do not pump it or release it because of normal ABS pulsation. The system modulates pressure when it detects a tendency to lock and helps preserve steering ability. It does not guarantee prevention of every skid or collision or create grip where none exists. In a manual vehicle, clutch use should follow the emergency technique specified for that vehicle.
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the brake pedal fully without releasing it.
the brake pedal fully and release it when you feel it vibrate.
and release the brake pedal repeatedly so that the wheels do not lock.
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