“epb activation stopped incompletely”

Today while parking I received this warning message.

electronic parking brake seemed to not engage all the way. I reached down and manually pushed the parking break button. Warning went away. If it happens more I will call dealer. Anyone else have any issues?

2022 SR5 Crewmax

 

I had it happen to me once. Hasn't happened again. It seemed like maybe I turned off the ignition too quickly while putting it into park.

 

Yea I figured as much. Thanks for the reply.

 

Likewise. Happened once when shutting off too quickly when parking. Never happened since.

 

This happened to me once as well as I shut the ignition off too quickly. I turned the auto park brake off and not an issue since.

 

Just got my truck. Already happened to me twice should I contact my dealer?

 

Is this still an issue? Happened to me when I started the truck this morning.

 

I parked my 2024 SR5 (bought in late November) at home a few days ago and went out this morning and the battery was dead. Jumped it this morning and strangely no cabin lights were on and no obvious source of battery drain. The EPB error message was on the display when I started the truck. Not a good sign that the battery is already dying.

 

No issue at all. You shut the truck off before the electronic break fully engaged and the truck is just letting you know.

 

So you are saying things like wiper blades and windows will finish doing what they do even when you turn off the truck but the EPB won’t? I have to imagine it has something to do with the service campaign.

 

Why don't you try putting your truck in park and shutting it off immediately, then reply again.

 

That's ok. Doesn't matter. If it is designed to do that, then that is stupid. If it isn't designed to do that, then something is broken. Either way, seems like something the service campaign should address. Is it far fetched to think people will be turning off their trucks after putting them in park? The parking brake should be able to finish engaging no matter what.