Where Is the DCM in a 2014 Toyota Tundra?

The DCM — the Data Communication Module, part of Safety Connect / Connected Services — is the module our bypass harness plugs into. Finding it is the only tricky part of the install. Pick your vehicle and we will show you where it lives and what has to come apart to reach it.

Not sure whether your vehicle even has one? Look for an SOS or Call Toyota button near the rear-view mirror or in the overhead console. No button means no DCM — and no need for the bypass harness.

Short answer

There is no DCM in this truck - there is nothing to bypass.

No disassembly needed - your truck does not have the module this kit removes.

Why there is nothing to remove

Toyota's wiring diagrams for the Tundra show no DCM and no telematics system before the 2020 model year - Safety Connect was not part of these trucks. The DCM and its SOS button first appear on the 2020 Tundra.

There is nothing to disconnect on this truck. If you are worried about battery drain, privacy or subscription hardware, the module this kit removes is not in your vehicle. If you lost Bluetooth or a speaker after a stereo swap, that is head-unit wiring rather than a DCM problem - email us with what happened and we will point you at the right harness instead.

This truck was not built with a DCM - the wiring information shows 2020 as the first year; nothing to bypass

Not sure, or your vehicle has an SOS button anyway? Email us with your year, model and a photo of the area around your rear-view mirror and we will check it for you.

Vehicles we have mapped so far

We are adding vehicles as we confirm them. Do not see yours? Ask us — that is how this list grows.

Looking for the harness itself? AHH-DCM77 (2020 and newer) — AHH-DCM92 (2016-2020).