Electronic Brakeforce Distribution System (Opel Insignia A)
The electronic brake force distribution system serves to replace the mechanical distributor valve. Under certain driving conditions, the electronic brake control unit allows the pressure in the hydraulic circuit of the rear wheel brakes to be reduced by sending an on or off signal to the corresponding electromagnetic valves.
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