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Good news! The only thing I've done is after parking the truck for the day several times I would pull up on the brake pedal with the toe of my shoe. I never felt it move or anything so I quit doing it. But, today my suspicion that it was getting better came true. After not using the truck for...

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Hello Nathan. Please change my forum name to Square Dude. Thanks.

Somehow I entered my real name instead of my usual username. I too would like to change my user name from Ray Haefy to Square Dude. Thank you.

My 2019 TRD Sport 3.5L does that also. I call it a lean miss meaning that the engine is running so lean that when a certain cylinder fires there is not enough combustible gas to burn. The problem goes away as soon as it warms up a bit and it occurs only at idle. I've been too involved with my...

Somehow I entered my real name instead of my usual username. I too would like to change my user name from Ray Haefy to Square Dude. Thank you.

There are none on my 2019 TRD Sport. Already thinking about getting a small shop press.

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I've never owned a vehicle with the Push - Start button. Engine starting requires that I step on the brake pedal prior to pressing the start button. Maybe all 2019's are that way. If I allow the vehicle to sit unused for more than 2 days the brake pedal is hard to push ( as in with no power...

Thanks B-Man. Drum brakes might be considered old technology in this world of double overhead cams with VVT, etc. It's hardly an old produce truck. But, like I stated, I'm satisfied with the rear drum brakes. Oh, I must have missed the part about 'cost savings on the purchase price'. :)

I've been reading, looking for a topic about brakes but haven't seen this discussion. I just bought a new Tacoma (2019, TRD Sport, 2WD, 3.5 V6) and while looking it over at home I noticed to my amazement that it was equipped with drum brakes on the rear axle. I have no problem with rear drum...

Even though this is not my first Toyota it is my first Toyota pickup. You've already answered some of my questions. Thank you all.