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will press the brake pedal to the maximum.
Press the brake firmly and maintain pressure without pumping or releasing it because of ABS pulsations. The system modulates braking force to reduce wheel lock and retain steering capability. Steer along a feasible path: ABS does not guarantee avoiding a collision, remove grip limits or allow any turn at any speed. Disengaging the clutch does not replace braking or the ABS function.
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must disengage the clutch to avoid locking the wheels.
will press the brake pedal to the maximum.
will reduce the pressure on the brake pedal.
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