What are the causes of braking deviation?
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The causes of braking deviation are as follows: 1. Incorrect installation of the brake lines. This usually occurs after vehicle repairs. During driving, if the front wheels brake before the rear wheels, when the rear wheels brake first, the vehicle will experience a "fishtail" phenomenon, causing the rear side of the vehicle to deviate. During vehicle maintenance, especially after repairing an accident-damaged vehicle, mechanics might incorrectly install the front and rear brake lines, causing the rear wheels to brake before the front wheels. 2. Malfunction of the Anti-lock Braking System (ABS). The ABS system controls the distribution of braking force to each wheel by receiving speed signals from each wheel, keeping the wheels in a state close to "locking" but not actually locking. This enhances braking force while still allowing directional control.