2018 Tundra pre-collision, trailer brake error, ABS, traction control, no speedometer

Took my truck in to get a front end alignment yesterday...no issues. When I go back in the truck a christmas tree of new warnings (as above). The alignment shop hooked up an analyzer and could not determine the cause. No check engine light. drove down the road no speedo either. The shop was interested in what I could find and have an appointment at my Toyota dealer on Tuesday to bring it in.

* all of the fuses look good, verfied 12V on engine and left knee location (except Panel and Tail) no power.
*no obvious signs of damage by rodents in engine compartment
*wheel sensor wiring looks good
*drives fine
*owned since new, no accidents or modifications. not used to tow a trailer. almost all street driven.

Looked through some previous threads but did find anything specific...Thoughts or any experiences like this? Would the steering sensor not reset give me this many issues?

Thanks for the invite too.

Roy

 

They hit an abs wire/plug and it’s loose or they broke it.

 

Update for completeness. My local tire shop could not communicate with the steering angle sensor and I took it to Toyota to get reset. All the alarms went away...Long story short--take your Toyota to the dealer. The local shop probably didn't subscribe to the most updated software changes for their machine and couldn't talk with my truck. and the cost of the alignment would have been the same.