Toyota Tundra 2005. ABS, Airbag, Tire & cruise dash lights flash

You assume wrong ! Air bag light on - DTC'S - diagnostic trouble codes are stored in the air bag control module . Cruise control not working ? Your vehicle has electronic throttle control ,CC switch is input to throttle actuator control module . Have the vehicle check for DTC'S .

Typical reason for no cruise and horn is a bad clock spring underneath the airbag. Typically you have an airbag light on as well and not an abs light

This is caused by a part called the clock-spring rotating contact ribbon, it is a coiled up circuit ribbon that connects the steering wheel button and airbag to the steering column electrics. it is under the steering wheel. It needs to be replaced. This can be a dangerous job due the Airbag, so if you do want to try and replace it disconnect the battery negative cable for 15 minutes prior to start of work. The part is about $150.00 You will need special tools.

Check the abs module for trouble codes. You will need a high end scan tool or a specific abs code reader to do it. The brake light is on likely because the abs light is on. The airbag light might be a different story. Does the horn and cruise work?

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The air bag light has to do with the air bag sensors in the bumper being bad, or the air bag module being bad.

The cruise control not working has to do with a broken cable from the cruise control mechanism, or a blown fuse for cruise control, or the cruise control being turned off.

turn the ignition switch to the ON position 3 times. On 3rd turn, leave the switch in ON position. Watch the Check Engine light. If a diagnostic trouble code is present, the CHECK ENGINE light will flash if it doesnt flash then speed sensor relay went bad its located in the junction box.

I would suggest to you to have the spiral cable (or 'clockspring') replaced. This is the electrical unit that transfers power to the air bag, the horn and the cruise control.

It is located right under the seering wheel.

Your description of the issue indicates to me that your spiral cable is loose, and making intermittant contact. If the vehicle had an air-bag deployment, this cable-device should have been changed.

the spider cable broke, wish is the air bag cable locates inside the steering wheel

You cannot "disable" the TPWS. Also, when you replace sensors, they need to be programmed to the TPWS computer.

Clockspring?