In 1999, at one of his last public lectures, Tutte discussed a question he had considered since the times of the Four Color Conjecture. He asked whether the 4-coloring complex of a planar triangulation could have two components in which all colorings had the same parity. In this note we answer Tutte's question to the contrary of his speculations by showing that there are triangulations of the plane whose coloring complexes have arbitrarily many even and odd components. We end up with a closely related conjecture, which is based on an extensive computation, and which claims that for every planar triangulation whose 4-coloring complex is disconnected has a component of even parity and one of odd parity.