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New Flex Update Adds Ford MD1CS005 ECU via OBD

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 Magic Motorsport Flex 7.31.0.0 is here! New Bosch MD1CS005 protocols now available via OBD on Ford 1.5L EcoBlue engines. No unlock needed. Customize maps and unleash performance up to 2025 models. Try the latest software version of Flex, 7.31.0.0, to discover the new protocols for Bosch MD1CS005 engine control units, including those equipped with the most recent anti-tuning solutions. Now you can operate via the diagnostic port on Ford vehicles with 1.5L EcoBlue diesel engines, quickly and safely, without any unlocking procedure. Access the map area to customize engine parameters and optimize performance, even in newer models up to 2025, leveraging their full potential. Newly added protocols: OBD Ford Bosch MD1CS005 TC298 Read/Write/Checksum Calculation Maps Writing Time- 5 minutes. Reading Time- 8 minutes. Some of the supported vehicles: Ford Focus 1.5L EcoBlue 100PS Ford Transit Connect 1.5L EcoBlue 120PS Ford Tourneo 1.5L EcoBlue 100PS This new protocol ...

How to Read and Write PSA SID807 ECU using Flex Tool

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 We’ll walk through the process of reading and writing the SID 807 ECU in a 2011 Citroen C4 1.6L Diesel (110 HP / 82 kW) using the FLEX programming tool . This demonstration covers OBD-based tuning , including how to disable Start-Stop functionality — a common request from vehicle owners. Tools & Preparations FLEX Programming Tool (OBD connection) Battery Maintainer (recommended for stable voltage) Citroen C4 SID 807 ECU (2011 model in this case) Note: Always verify the ECU hardware number before proceeding. If unsure, the FLEX tool can auto-detect the correct ECU type. Step-by-Step Procedure 1. Identify the ECU The FLEX tool allows you to manually input the vehicle details ( Citroen C4, 1.6 Diesel, SID 807 ) or automatically detect the ECU. If the wrong ECU is selected, the tool won’t establish a connection , preventing accidental errors. 2. Read the ECU via OBD Connect the FLEX tool to the OBD port (which, in French cars, can be tr...