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- Definition "split braking system [ IATE:62125 ] in which the two independent mechanism sections operate diagonally opposite wheels" Reference "COM-EN, based on:Ayers, C. What is a Split Braking System? EHow > Car Repair & Maintenance > Brake Repair & Maintenance > Replace Brake Wheel Cylinders > What Is a Split Braking System? http://www.ehow.com/about_6545035_split-braking-system_.html#ixzz1sacTo34c [20.4.2012]"
- Comment "The diagonal split concept comes from the fact that the left rear and right front brakes are on one hydraulic line while the right front and left rear brakes are on another. The diagonal split system, because it maintains braking ability for both a front and rear tire, is easier for the driver to control the vehicle in emergency brake failure. In a nondiagonal system, all the braking power would transfer to either just the front or back tires, increasing the likelihood of skidding and possibly losing control.Note ref.: Ayers, C. What is a Split Braking System? EHow > Car Repair & Maintenance > Brake Repair & Maintenance > Replace Brake Wheel Cylinders > What Is a Split Braking System? http://www.ehow.com/about_6545035_split-braking-system_.html#ixzz1sacTo34c [20.4.2012]"