2006 Toyota Tundra battery not charging

2000 2006 Toyota Tundra Service Repair Manuals


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Mate here's a link for a Utube video showing how to program a Toyota Tundra replacement remote programming 2004-2006... It's the very 1st video at the top
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https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Toyota+Tundra+Replacement+Remote+Programming+2004+2006

check to see if the release of the parking brake actually engages the warning light switch fully.

Then the job either wasn't done correctly or you have
ABS System problems

You need professional tools to work on ABS

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

Yes I went nuts with the dead battery problem till I found TSB_EL015-03. Seems the frist half of the production year 2003 Tundra has a problem with the tow package relay being left energized if you leave the lights in the daytime running position so that they turn off by opening the door, it will run the battery down.
Toyota knows this, won't do a recall, but there is a kit you can get that is listed in the Technical Service Bulletin EL015-3. When it tell you to use a special tool to remove a pin from the large connector (red) don't bother, you will never get it out. Just cut the red wire and use a crimp tool to splice it to the kit's wire. There is no room to work it, just cut it and splice it.
http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/123-truck-archive/74107-2003-battery-draining.html

push trip odometer button so that the mileage is displayed. hold in trip odometer button, keep holding in while turning key on, keep holding until you see the dashes on the display count down and disappear. the oil change light is now reset.

Hello.

We would suggest that you look at the wiring connector under the bed, that feeds the taillamps.

You will probably find a coroded wire in the connector. If the 3rd brake lamp works, all of the fuses and switches are good.

It could well be the battery. Charge it up for 24 Hours.
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was the battery fully charged before installing it ? if it ran good before you installed the battery then it has to be your new battery at fault ?? unless i missed something here .. did you clean all posts inside the battery cables ? holler if you need more