EBD works by using a sensor to measure the weight distribution of the vehicle. This information is then used to adjust the amount of brake force that is applied to each wheel. If the vehicle is heavily loaded in the rear, for example, more brake force will be applied to the rear wheels than the front wheels. This helps to keep the vehicle from nose-diving during braking.
EBD is a valuable safety feature that can help to prevent accidents. It is especially important for vehicles that are often loaded with heavy objects, such as trucks and vans.
