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Yes. Electromagnetic retarders can be compatible and integrated with ABS and other electronic braking systems. Controls may use a lever, brake pedal or another specified configuration; controls are not identical on all vehicles, and retarder operation is not universally limited to an initial pedal position. Use a compatible installation and follow manufacturer operating instructions and conditions.
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It is prohibited to install an electromagnetic retarder on lorries.
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