Brake reservoir indicator light

Good morning Tundra crowd. I recently purchased a 2017 SR5 Tundra.
I sucked air into the brake system failing to check reservoir. I bled the brakes, but can’t figure out how to reset the yellow brake warning light.
Per the manual I believe my truck was assembled in Canada which I don’t believe matters. Just the warning light is different.
I disconnected the battery overnight and tried to reset with my OBD device.

Does anyone have a remedy for this light?
Thank you.

 

That's the TPMS light. you can reset it with the small button on the lower right side of the dash.

https://support.toyota.com/s/article/How-does-the-Tire-Pre-7892?language=en_US

 

Yep TPMS light, it should go away if you fill your tires with air to the correct PSI.

 

LOL How do you see that symbol as a brake resevoir?

You might want to finish reading the manual you have. Just sayin'

 

Congrats on the Tundra !!

 

It's probably just wild luck that it came on around the same time that you sucked air into the brakes. But yes, just reset your TPMS and you should be good.

Unless you have tire pressure issues or a tpms issue.

 

Speachless

 

FIFY

 

Must’ve not seen the warning light descriptions in the manual

 

I didn't even realize you need the manual to know what that is considering its been around so long.

And they f'n suck and at some point you will see it lit on every vehicle.

 

My OCD kicking off - it’s brakes and speechless.

 

I realized I was a part of the problem lol. I fixed mine I should probably get back to work now...

 

Seymour, love the sarcasm. Love the forum already. Can’t wait till I know it all This pic is just for you.

 

Seydou dang auto correct

 

Bottom right lol I can see the confusion

 

lol. I see it now too. Never read a manual in my life. Shouldn’t have started. Haha. Thanks all for the help and laughs. After market 33’s, tire rotation and low brake reservoir contributing factors.