no it doesn't. not anymore.
The rear brake pressure is equal to the front brake pressure until a predetermined percentage of slip is detected by ABS sensors at the rear, then the pressure will be kept constant at that level. If the slip continues to rise, pressure will be released and if slip drops, pressure will be increased again.
EBD has been around for 23 years now....
The rear brake pressure is equal to the front brake pressure until a predetermined percentage of slip is detected by ABS sensors at the rear, then the pressure will be kept constant at that level. If the slip continues to rise, pressure will be released and if slip drops, pressure will be increased again.
EBD has been around for 23 years now....
