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#MAZDA 3 ECU TUNING HOW TO#
#MAZDA 3 ECU TUNING UPGRADE#
#MAZDA 3 ECU TUNING MODS#
#MAZDA 3 ECU TUNING FREE#

Trying to make sure I selected the right map and learning how to read all the parameters. OTS maps vs a Pro-Tune I remember when I first got my hands on an Accessport. These are just some of the common questions we get, but if you have more specific scenarios you can always email or call us! On to the next section. If you don’t want to tune for a turbo, make sure you get a factory replacement. The ECU is tuned to coincide with the factory compressor map. Definitely not, any turbo that moves more air than the factory one automatically needs a tune.

#MAZDA 3 ECU TUNING UPGRADE#

“Can I upgrade my turbo without tuning the car?” Over boosting mixed with no fuel pump internals can be a risky combo for running lean as well. If you remove this restriction, and you don’t tell the ECU, you risk over boosting. The ECU currently is tuned to fight this restriction to make a specific boost level at a specific RPM. Just like the cats on the downpipe, the factory intercooler is a restriction. “Can I change my intercooler without a tune or fuel pump internals”

Yes, you will be OK, the catback is not monitored by any sensors, and you’re not deleting any cats.

However, I always recommend tuning the car. If it’s a larger one like our 3” or 3.5” then no, you cannot. The turbo isn’t trying to make more boost, and the MAF housing should be accurate to the OE.

If its factory size, then you can usually get away with it.

Even if you have the internals with no tune, the drivability of the car can suffer because of how it affects the turbo.

Without fuel pump internals you also risk running lean and blowing the engine.

Without a tune, the car will risk overboosting.

Deleting the factory cats opens a huge restriction.

– No, you are not able to do this for two reasons.

So here is a basic FAQ “I want to add a turbo back exhaust, but I don’t want to get an AP and tune the car. That being said, its best to get an Acessport or another means of tuning your Mazdaspeed prior to putting on bolt-on parts. Minor things like an intake upgrade (Retaining stock MAF) BPV, or Catback usually won’t throw off the ECU enough to cause problems or CEL’s but it’s obviously not ideal.

#MAZDA 3 ECU TUNING MODS#

Tuning for the mods you do will not only let you have more fun, but it will get it as close to this perfect world as possible. But in a perfect world, it shouldn’t have to adjust itself at all. The ECU has an ability to adjust itself within reason for variations in fuel, oxygen content, etc. So, if other parts in the system are replaced, and the ECU isn’t told how to react to that, things start to get a little weird. It doesn’t have a mind of its own though, it only knows what it’s been told. In this form, the ECU knows what to expect, how everything should respond, and most importantly when something is wrong. But they dialed it in around one set up, and one set up ONLY. “So when should I get a tune?” I’m so very glad you asked that! Well, let’s look at it like this… Mazda spent a long time getting their factory tune for the Speed 3 as good as possible. The relationship between bolt-on parts and a tune is a beautiful thing, and hopefully, by the end of this blog, you will understand how they work together.

#MAZDA 3 ECU TUNING FREE#

Bolt-on parts free up even more headroom in airflow, and when tuned accordingly you make even more power. You can even tune a bone stock car and will typically see gains, especially when they are boosted from the factory. It is a key aspect of your car’s engine health and the easiest way to make more HP. Without getting too elaborate for this specific blog, “Tuning” is just the remapping of the tables in the ECU from OE specs to something different. But, for the ease of explanation throughout this blog, I will be referencing the AP * What Is Tuning & Why Do You Need It? *There are other options for tuning the vehicle besides the Cobb Accessport, such as Versa Tuner. So, in the effort to assist newcomers, this will be a write up explaining the ins and outs of tuning when you need it, OTS vs. There is a lot of information out there, but it’s not always consolidated or easy to find.

Pretty much since I joined this platform, I’ve noticed a pattern of people asking the same questions about tuning their Mazdaspeed.