Thank you for your kind words, sir. God bless you too 🙏

@@aakeynote welcome po sir & thank you po sa feedback. God bless! 🙏

Thank you for your feedback sir. God bless & keep safe 😊

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Thank you!

Hi sir. It would help if you could have a mechanic run a thorough diagnostics on your car using an OBD2 scanner to get a more comprehensive information about the real status of your car's ECU/ECM, sensors, etc. If any errors pop up the mechanic should be able to identify them and fix the cause of the problem. There could be some compatibility issues between the ECU and the new engine and transmission, but whatever is causing these issues, your mechanic will be able to identify them with the OBD2 scanner and address them accordingly. Thank you and keep safe 🙏

It has a MAF sensor, located in the same place as shown in the video. Try cleaning the MAF sensor to see if it helps remove the P0107 fault code. Also check the wiring harness for damage or if it is connected properly. Good luck.

Yup. Thanks to regular maintenance.

Given that you've already taken the car to the dealership multiple times without a resolution, you might want to consider the following steps: Seek a Second Opinion: Consider taking your car to a different dealership or an independent mechanic who might have a fresh perspective on the issue. Diagnostic Scan: Request a comprehensive diagnostic scan of the vehicle's systems, including the engine and transmission. This might help identify any underlying electronic or sensor-related issues. Provide Detailed Information: When discussing the issue with mechanics, be sure to provide as much detail as possible about the specific conditions under which the problem occurs. This could help them pinpoint the problem more accurately. Contact Toyota Support: If the problem persists and multiple repair attempts have been unsuccessful, consider reaching out to Toyota's customer support or a higher-level service representative for assistance. Consult a Specialist: If all else fails, consider consulting with a specialist who has experience in diagnosing complex and unusual automotive issues. Since it is physically impossible to assess the vehicle directly, I can only provide some insights that might help you troubleshoot the source/s of the issue: Exhaust System: The loud exhaust sound you're hearing could be related to a problem with the exhaust system. It might be a leak, a damaged muffler, or an issue with the catalytic converter. These issues could affect the engine's performance and power, causing the car to struggle on hills. Engine Performance: The change in exhaust sound and reduced performance when the car is fully loaded or on uphill roads might indicate an issue related to fuel delivery, air intake, or ignition problems. Transmission: Despite having changed the transmission fluid, there could still be an underlying transmission issue that's not immediately apparent. It might be worth having the transmission system thoroughly inspected, especially if the problem is more pronounced under specific conditions. Air Intake & Filters: Problems with air intake or clogged air filters can impact the engine's performance, especially when the engine needs more air to operate efficiently under load. Heat: The fact that the problem becomes more noticeable in hot weather could suggest overheating components, such as sensors or electronics. These could potentially cause performance problems. ECU: Complex modern vehicles rely heavily on electronic control units (ECUs) or computers. If there's a glitch or malfunction in the ECU that's triggered under specific conditions, it could lead to the symptoms you're experiencing. Turbocharger (if equipped): If your Yaris Cross is equipped with a turbocharger, issues with the turbo system could lead to reduced performance and strange noises. Turbo-related problems might not always trigger an error code or warning light. Throttle or Acceleration Sensor: A faulty throttle position sensor or accelerator pedal sensor could lead to poor acceleration & sluggish engine performance. Please remember that this is not a diagnosis. I suggest you seek expert help from mechanics in your area until you are confident that the issues you are experiencing are resolved.

@@Viosified thank you so much for all the information sir

@@gorkman5697 No problem. Good luck & thanks for watching! 🙂

They don't know anything about cars I hope you found a solution.

Part number is 22204-0V020

@@ViosifiedOh... thanks. Turns out it's a newer model.

No problem. Keep safe :)

Para po magtagal ang service life ng MAF sensor, at para po maka siguro tayo, MAF sensor cleaner na lang po ang gamitin natin sir. Salamat po.

No. Please use MAF cleaner spray for this sensor.

@@janeangi6917 Good day din po. Kung malakas po magbawas ng langis ang makina kahit walang visible leak, maaring senyales po yan ng internal engine wear (ex. worn piston rings, valve seals, etc.) kaya nakakapasok na ang langis sa combustion chamber at nasusunog kasama ng gasolina. Isang factor po yan na pwede maging sanhi ng matapang na amoy sa exhaust. Tingnan nyo rin po ang kulay ng usok sa tambutcho. Kung blue o blueish gray yung usok, yan po ay senyales na humahalo na ang langis sa gasolinang sinusunog ng makina. Yung tanong nyo po tungkol sa MAF sensor, pwede po sya maging contributing factor kung mali po ang timpla ng air-fuel ratio at may incomplete combustion dahil sa inaccurate reading ng madumi o sirang MAF sensor. Sana po nakatulong ang sagot ko kahit paano.

Thank you for the kind words, sir. Bless you too! 🙏

@@Viosified sir , is this product safe to use in toyota vios superman?

@@elpidiogabriel9147 May I ask which product you are referring to, sir? Are you asking about the MAF sensor cleaner spray used in the video? If you are, the answer is: yes, it is safe. You can use any brand as long as the spray is indicated for cleaning MAF sensors.

@@Viosified more thanks again sir👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

Thanks for sharing, sir. Keep safe :)

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No need na po kung MAF sensor cleaning lang.

Kung wala pong check engine light or error codes before and after cleaning, di na po kailangan ireset.

Pwede naman po, pero best choice po ang MAF Sensor Cleaner.

@@Viosifiedanong year model po yun car niyo?

@@arielimperio1394 2015 Gen 3 Vios po

@@Viosified thank you sir

Opo

Salamat sa input, sir. Every 6 months ko nililinis yung MAF sensor, so far okay pa naman kahit 9 y.o. na yung MAF sensor dahil mahina lang ang pwersa nung spray. 🙂

MAF sensor cleaner nalang po sir para di agad mag deteriorate yung filament

Masisira yung oxygen sensor. Kaya nga pang KARBURADOR lang di ba?

yong akin lagi ko nilinis sa maf sensor carburator cleaner sinabay ko paglinis sa trottle body... ok nman sya..mag 5 years na vios ko hindi pko nagpalit maf sensor

Hindi po pwede WD40 sir. MAF Sensor Cleaner nalang po para wala po maging problema at humaba service life nung sensor. :)

@@Viosified maraming salamat po sir..

Welcome po sir