Red Set button underneath the steering wheel

The problem can be in the steering box or tie rod ends, but you need to get it repaired right away. The truck is not safe to drive like that.

wows thats not v,gud. all you need to do is lose alln the screws that are used to tight the ignition plastics,,,nd u will need an alien key rto lose the main ignition on the steering wheel... i dont think you can do that on ur own if u aint an experienced engineer....i wil advice u to call an experienced engineer to bail u out....

I am currently have the alarm going off on my 06 Tundra 7 and tried the recommendation above but didn't get rid of problem. I don't have keyless remote. There is a red light button on lower left of steering wheel & button underneath the dashboard under the steering column. Has anyone had a problem like mine that can give me specific instructions that will work for my. 2006 Tundra

The 2004 Tacoma has 2 fuse boxes. One under the hood and one under the steering wheel. The one under the hood has a removal tool + spare fuses. The one under the steering wheel has a diagram which tells you what fuse does what.

Yes, this is indictating at least 1 low tire of the 5, maybe more...Check ALL 5 tire pressures and set them to 29lbs, as per the specs and then turn your key to"ON"...then push and hold the button under the steering collumn until the light on the dash flashes 3 times, indicating that you have re-set the computer to recognize the pressure that you now have set....

Good luck.

put a colored dye in the systems and a week later check it with a black light go to napa and ask from the dye...it might be air in the power steering pump try turning the wheel a couple of times..

The steering wheel needs to be prevented from rotating when it is disconnected from the steering linkage. The airbag system uses a rotational sensor that is just below the steering wheel mounted airbag. (Often called a clock-spring)
I suspect is was damaged during your repair.
The airbag fault codes need to be read to confirm.
Good luck.

Check your suspension in the front for worn or damaged parts to include upper A frame retaining bolts, especially if you've been four wheeling. This is most likely a ball joint or Tie rod or connecting rod issue. The only other location to look would be the CV joint. In most cases you would hear a clicking sound when your are turning and driving, if it have front or 4 wheel drive.

J/B1 on my 2007 Tacoma is part of the interior fuse box, under and to the left of the steering wheel.

you must removwe the airbag first. disconnect the battery for at least 10 minutes before you start. on th sidecover of the steering wheel you will find two covers that you must remove. underneath these covers you will find two # 30 torx screws. loosen these screws. they will not come all the way out. once they are removed lift out the airbag. carefully disconnect the airbag wiring. there is a 17mm nut holding the steering wheel on , remove it. at this point you can try to wiggle the wheel off but you will probably need a steering wheel puller. you would be much better off letting a professional handle this.