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It is essential for safety and handles heavy workloads
The braking system handles heavy workloads and is essential for heavy-vehicle safety.
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It is essential for safety and handles heavy workloads
It mainly affects cabin acoustic comfort
It should only be checked after an obvious breakdown
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En un camión, el mantenimiento preventivo del sistema de frenado es importante porque:
- Es esencial para la seguridad y soporta grandes cargas de trabajo(Correct answer)
- Afecta sobre todo al confort acústico de la cabina
- Solo debería revisarse tras una avería evidente
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