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They may temporarily lose effectiveness.
They may temporarily lose effectiveness. If conditions allow it safely, check their response and apply the brakes gently to help dry them, following the vehicle manual. Do not continue if braking is unsafe: stop safely and request assistance. Do not confuse wet brakes with inevitable wheel lock or with loss of grip from aquaplaning. Do not enter a flooded area without understanding the risks.
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They always allow stopping in a shorter distance.
They may temporarily lose effectiveness.
They always require immediate replacement of pads or shoes.
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