AccessPORT & AccessTUNER Updates for MS3 and MS6

Summary
Several enhancements have been implemented on the MAZDASPEED3 & MAZDASPEED6 AccessPORT platform.
  • Launch Control and Flat Foot Shifting have been implemented in AccessTUNER Race and AccessTUNER Pro
  • MAZDASPEED3 maps up-reved to v1.04
  • MAZDASPEED6 maps up-reved to v1.01
  • DTC P0421 Catalyst Efficiency has been disabled
  • Several software bugs have been addressed
  • New firmware has been released
Please note that in order to take advantage of all of these enhancements, AP Manager must be updated to 1.2.1.0, the AccessPORT firmware must be updated to 1.4.0.0, maps must be updated to MS3 v1.04 and MS6 v1.01 and AccessTUNER Race must be updated to 1.7.3.0. Additional details and instructions regarding these updates are shown below:

AP Manager 1.2.1.0
AP Manager must be updated to version 1.2.1.0. Download AP Manager 1.2.1.0 here.

AccessPORT Firmware 1.4.0.0
Firmware must be updated to latest revision to take advantage of all enhancements. Firmware 1.4.0.0 includes the following enhancements:
  • Federal and California models now treated as one model
  • DTC P0421 defeated in all Stage 2 and Stage 2+ maps
  • Expanded MS6 maps database

For Firmware Update instructions, please visit the Mazda AccessPORT Firmware Page and follow the Step-By-Step Instructions.​


AccessPORT Maps Up-Reved
Maps for the MAZDASPEED3 and MAZDASPEED6 have been Up-Reved. They are available for download in the MAZDASPEED AccessPORT Map Database.
Please note that in order for these maps to function properly, the AccessPORT Firmware must be updated to 1.4.0.0.

MAZDASPEED3 v1.04 Maps
Stage1: Adjustments made for more consistent boost control. Map saved as new format that is compatible with new LC/FFS features

Stage2: Adjustments made for more consistent boost control and defeated MIL (see below). Map saved as new format that is compatible with new LC/FFS features​

MAZDASPEED6 v1.04 Maps
Stage1: Adjustments made for more consistent boost control, boost, fueling, and ignition changes for additional power improvements. Map saved as new format that is compatible with new LC/FFS features

Stage2: Adjustments made for more consistent boost control, boost, fueling, ignition changes for additional power improvements, and defeated MIL code. Map saved as new format that is compatible with new LC/FFS features

Expanded Map Database
  • Stage1 93 Octane
  • Stage1+SF 93 Octane
  • Stage2 93 Octane
  • Stage2+SF 93 Octane


AccessTUNER 1.7.3.0
Several important enhancements have been made to AccessTUNER software for the MAZDASPEED3 and MAZDASPEED6.
  • Launch Control and Flat Foot Shifting are supported and allow the end user to configure LC RPM and and FFS RPM in the map.
  • Updated Tuning Guides with Launch Control and Flat Foot Shifting sections are available for download on the MAZDASPEED3 and MAZDASPEED6 AccessTUNER product pages
  • DTC P0241 defeat is configurable
  • Bug fixes
    • Fixed camshaft phasing scalar
    • Fixed problem wit Boost Dynamic table not saving
    • Conversions fixed in following tables
      • Boost Comp - Baro
      • WG Duty - Baro Comp
      • WG Duty - Battery Comp
      • WG Duty - IAD Comp
    • Fixed ranges for Boost Table target values
Professional tuning facilities requiring the MAZDASPEED AccessTUNER Pro updates should contact Scott Brood at 801-713-0443 or wholesale@cobbtuning.com for download information.​

AccessTUNER Race users can download the updated software by visiting the MAZDASPEED3 AccesTUNER Race product page or MAZDASPEED6 AccessTUNER Race product page and click the DOWNLOAD button. Fill out the resulting survey, complete with vehicle Make/Model/Year information and the AccessPORT serial number. Please allow up to 24 hours for the notification that your software build is complete and ready for download.​

Happy Tuning!

Gary Sheehan
COBB Tuning
 
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Oh my god! *shoots web* Thank you Cobb!


I'll be the first newb to ask: What is "Flat Foot shifting" and "Launch Control" all about?

Flat foot shifting is also known as WOT shifting. This is where you hold the throttle to the floor and when you depress the clutch the engine will not peg out to redline. Instead it will drop down to a desired/pre-programmed RPM level. This allows your turbine to continue making boost for the next gear instead of the turbine (the slowest part to rev up) slowing down during shifts. You also enter the next gear at full throttle instead of having to graduate off the clutch with the throttle.

Launch control manipulates the engine RPM level in a similar way as flat foot shifting. However, this is for when you are sitting still attempting to launch your car. With the clutch depressed you open up the throttle completely and the car will sustain a desired/pre-programmed RPM level. This allows the user to launch at a consistent RPM and also lets them only focus on the clutch portion of the launch.

Both of these together means that you could potentially not lift your throttle foot the entire time you do a run at the track.
 
stupid question.. i dont want a turboback exhaust ...just the testpipe..where would i fit with this whole thing?
 
downloadd everything.. if i modify a map for ffs. and launch.. when i reload map into car.. will it have to learn it again ??
fuel trims ??
 
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