Hi,

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A brake force regulator actually has nothing to do with how much goods you are carrying in your trunk.
It is used to balance a brake force between front and rear axle. For example, when you are braking hard, a rear axle became very unloaded so there is an excessive brake force, wchich is delivered, where it needed moost - on the front.



Sorry, but I don´t think so. The pressure at the front brake does not depend on any activity of the rear braking force regulator.

The brake force regulator is in fact responsible for levelling the pressure at the rear callipers, depending on the load of the car - not only in the trunk, but in the passenger cabin.

I guess it might be not be really advantageously to disengage or remove this regulator in any way. The rear brake might be working excessively when the car is less loaded. In this case, the rear break might lock-up the wheels earlier, only guarded by an even earlier interfering ABS.

If you have got some trouble with your brake force regulator: Renew it.

Beste Grüße
Tim