96 T100 (now sold), 97 Corolla, 05 Highlander, 09 Matrix, 2021 Tacoma SR
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I'm assuming this has something to do with temperature, because it's a recent thing, but I won't really know until we get above freezing in the mornings again here in Utah.
When I first start up my '96 4WD SR5, the brakes don't respond initially (ie: when backing out of the driveway) unless I first pump them a couple times before taking it out of Park. I can also hear a hissing sound associated with pushing on the pedal when I've first gotten the truck started.
Is this because it's only 17 degrees outside, or is that a coincidence and I've got something going on that's potentially dangerous and needs to get fixed before it gets worse? I have had the truck for over 20 years, and I don't remember really noticing it before, so maybe that answers the question...
When I first start up my '96 4WD SR5, the brakes don't respond initially (ie: when backing out of the driveway) unless I first pump them a couple times before taking it out of Park. I can also hear a hissing sound associated with pushing on the pedal when I've first gotten the truck started.
Is this because it's only 17 degrees outside, or is that a coincidence and I've got something going on that's potentially dangerous and needs to get fixed before it gets worse? I have had the truck for over 20 years, and I don't remember really noticing it before, so maybe that answers the question...