Hilux Garage Session LIVE | Fixing My Speed Sensor, Cleaning The MAF & More

The Hilux has been giving me a few small issues lately, and before the next adventure it’s time to get them sorted. Join me live in the workshop as I work through a list of maintenance and repair jobs on my 2013 Toyota Hilux 3.0 D-4D overland build. The main goal for tonight is to diagnose and repair the faulty speed sensor, clean the MAF (Mass Air Flow) sensor, and reposition the LED light bar. If everything goes according to plan, we’ll tackle a few extra jobs as well. This won’t be a polished workshop video or a perfectly scripted tutorial. Instead, you’ll get a real behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to keep an older overland vehicle reliable and ready for the next trip. I’ll explain what I’m doing, why I’m doing it, and what symptoms led me to each repair. Whether you own a Toyota Hilux, another 4x4, or you’re simply interested in vehicle maintenance, diagnostics, overlanding, and expedition vehicle preparation, you’re welcome to join the conversation, ask questions, and share your own experiences. Tonight’s Jobs: ✅ Diagnose and repair faulty speed sensor ✅ Clean and inspect MAF sensor ✅ Reposition LED light bar ✅ General inspection and troubleshooting ✅ Any additional fixes if time allows Why These Repairs Matter A faulty speed sensor can affect vehicle systems, trigger warning lights, and create strange driving behaviour. A dirty MAF sensor can lead to poor performance, rough running, reduced fuel economy, and inconsistent power delivery. Small issues like these often develop into bigger problems if ignored, especially when your vehicle spends its life exploring remote places. Grab a coffee, pull up a chair in the virtual garage, and let’s see if we can get Akela back to 100%. Follow my other socials for more adventure content: ► https://linktr.ee/dieterpey