2013 Tacoma moving with foot on brake!!!!!!

I always thought that was my hyperdrive turbo coiling up

 

What is this movie????

 

really? sigh..did you actually think anybody is suppose to believe that under normal conditions that in park and the E brake on you moved forward and tapped the vehicle in front of you?

Road ice? downhill?

 

Same here with my '12 TRD OR

 

That would be "The Car"

 

I missed where he said he had it in park and it kept moving. Suspicious!!

 

What car?

 

My truck moves too with my foot on the brake, but only sideways and then there's usually a big cloud of white smoke behind me and this smell......like burning rubber.....


I love that smell

 

I would think this her rolling back most likely happened. Since you're likely under warranty and all that, if it makes you feel better and if it costs little or nothing, have a Toyota Tech check it out at the dealership for reassurance.

 

With a deeper understanding of engine, transmissions, and brakes, one would see that it is quite difficult for the vehicle to move when you don't want it to

 

ya my troll senses are tingling...

 

After reading this thread, I conclude either earthquake or harmonic convergence kept that Taco moving forward!

 

Charlie Murphy's True Hollywood Stories!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

When I come to a stop and the AC kicks on for defrost I feel my truck move or surge a little if I'm not pushing the brake pedal hard enough... (2014) Maybe that is what you are feeling?

 

You guys are using A/C right now?! All I have to do is walk outside for that !

 

The A/C compressor cycles if you have either defrost setting selected !

 

I would agree with she slow rolled back into YOU. Prob why she didnt get out, if you didnt.

It is a weird feeling. I've been in a parking space and BOTH cars start to back out around me. Felt like I was rolling forward. Crazy stuff.

I dont see all those things failing like that at once. Park brake, foot brake, tranny?

 

Same with my '11 and '14. I've come to expect it and apply slightly more pressure to the brakes while at a stop. I don't think my truck actually moved more than an inch or two and was never in danger of hitting the car in front of me. Not much of an issue after you get used to it.

 

OP, have you contacted the dealer about this? You should, as it's a fairly new vehicle. I'm serious about that.

... But the wise-ass in me say to post a video of their expressions as you tell them about your experience. J/K.