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Today I was using whatsapp web in chrome as usual. Suddenly, the session ended and I was presented with a Facebook login page. Now I try to open whatsapp web and it always redirects me here.

EDIT: Looks like WAWeb is working again normally. Hope this was just a mere bug, not a future update that leaked accidentally.
And always remember guys... if you don't pay for a service, you are not a customer, you are the product being sold.

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Hi guys. I succesfully completed my transition from drums to disc in the rear brake for my Toyota Tundra 2002. The truck feels braking just fine and it passed the mandatory goverment tests without issues.

However, I am keeping my OEM master cylinder. Accroding to what I've learned, there could be residual pressure on the rear brake circuit that could cause drag and overheating on my new rear rotors.

I dissasembled an old OEM master cylinder I have at home looking for some part that could cause that pressure build up. I was expecting to find a check valve I could remove but did not find anything that -to my understading- could cause the fluid to stay pressurized. I could also blow with my mouth from the oullet ports and air would come out the reservoir tank.

Is there a chance the part that has the function on keeping the residual pressure id located outside the Master cylinder?

Thanks in advance.

Hi guys. I succesfully completed my transition from drums to disc in the rear brake for my Toyota Tundra 2002. The truck feels braking just fine and it passed the mandatory goverment tests without issues.

However, I am keeping my OEM master cylinder. Accroding to what I've learned, there could be residual pressure on the rear brake circuit that could cause drag and overheating on my new rear rotors.

I dissasembled an old OEM master cylinder I have at home looking for some part that could cause that pressure build up. I was expecting to find a check valve I could remove but did not find anything that -to my understading- could cause the fluid to stay pressurized. I could also blow with my mouth from the outlet ports and air would come out the reservoir tank.

Is there a chance the part that has the function on keeping the residual pressure id located outside the Master cylinder?

Thanks in advance.

I am working on a rear drum to disc conversion on a 2002 Toyota Tundra. After swapping, Everything worked fine when I had the original master cylinder. However, upon seller recomendation I purchased anothe master cylinder that should give me a firner pedal.

If you compare both master cylinders, the new one (meant for 4 disc brakes) is much shorter than OEM (meant for rear drums). Also, the OEM seems to have a lot more room for the rear circuit, whuch is completely understandable.

However, after installing the new shorter MC it feels like the front brakes are no longer there and only the rear wheels seem to be braking. Also, when bleeding, the pedal will drop to the bottom as expected just when we are blleding the rear brakes. When I open the purge in the front calipers, it will barely drop and the ammount of fluid that comes out is really low.

I have already checked for proper adjusment as indicated by the seller so the master cylinder is not being kept pushed and not filling completely with fluid.

I am sure there is not air in the circuit, and also my truck don't call for ABS bledding procedures. Just the old press the pedal and hold.

My guess is I got a defective MC, but want to hear opinions before I contact the seller

Maes, la doña tiene un pedido de TEMU que se lo mandaron a través de una empresa X-Cargo.

Hace días está "por entregar" pero de ahí no pasa.

Alguien con experiencia o alguna forma de contactar a esta gente? Gracias por adelantado.

Let's say I had my parking brake engaged. Took out the 12v battery to bench charge it, and while charging I have to push the car to another place on the garage.

Is there a way to disengage the e-parking brake?

The scenario in my head is related to ICE vehicles: not EV or hybrids.