Different Fuel
Move between valid calibrations prepared for the fuel that is actually in the vehicle.
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Change between supported tuning map slots in real time without performing a full ECU reflash. Use the MG Flasher app or supported steering-wheel controls to select the calibration that matches your fuel, hardware and driving setup.
New to MG Flasher? How It Works →The map selected before flashing becomes the default calibration. Slot 0 is always treated as valid.
Visual example only. The actual fuel, power level and calibration assigned to every slot depend on the flashed OTS map or custom tune.
Switchable Maps gives compatible vehicles access to multiple calibrated map locations after one supported flash. Instead of starting another complete flashing process, the driver can select an available slot in real time.
A slot may contain a different octane calibration, an ethanol blend, a reduced-power setup or another tuner-defined calibration. The exact contents are determined by the OTS package or custom tune installed on the vehicle.
Move between valid calibrations prepared for the fuel that is actually in the vehicle.
Select an available power-level or driving calibration without loading a new file each time.
Use Live Control in the MG Flasher app or the Custom Code Menu through supported vehicle controls.
Disabled or invalid slots are blocked or clearly indicated to help prevent unintended selections.
MG Flasher uses Slot 0 as the base/default map location and provides four additional switchable locations where valid data is available.
The octane level or calibration selected before flashing becomes Slot 0 and is active after the flash. Slot 0 is always considered valid.
Additional slots may contain lower or higher octane calibrations, ethanol blends or custom tuner data. Every active slot must contain valid calibration data.
Invalid map slots can be shown as unavailable in Live Control or indicated with a brief tachometer sweep to 7000 RPM through the Custom Code Menu.
Select a valid map slot through MG Flasher Live Control or use the Custom Code Menu on compatible vehicles. Both methods change the active calibration without a new flash.
Live Control reads the current state directly from the DME and lets you choose an available Switchable Maps slot in real time. Disabled or invalid slots remain unavailable, helping prevent an incomplete calibration from being selected.
Switchable Maps uses the combined instrument-cluster logic of the OEM tachometer and Check Engine Light. The tachometer shows the active menu position or map slot, while the CEL identifies the current CCM state.
In the root menu, 1K identifies the Switchable Maps feature. Only after the submenu opens do 0, 1K, 2K, 3K and 4K represent Slots 0–4.
The slow blink confirms that the CCM root menu is active.
While the CEL blinks slowly, move through the CCM root menu until the tachometer points to 1K for Switchable Maps.
Interface demonstration only. Exact button inputs depend on the configured UniRocker or RockerCombo setup. Slot availability depends on the flashed OTS map or custom tune, ECU software and installed Custom Code.
The public workflow is simple, but the map file, vehicle and Custom Code configuration must all support the feature.
Select a supported OTS map package or a custom tune with valid switchable map data. Custom tuners must enable the required slots and map switches in the calibration.
Enable the Switchable Maps option in the MG Flasher Custom Options menu during the supported flashing process.
Use Live Control in the app or enter the Custom Code Menu and select Slot 0, 1, 2, 3 or 4.
Confirm that the selected calibration matches the fuel currently in the tank and every required hardware upgrade installed on the vehicle.
View the detailed steering-wheel procedure, button configurations and technical notes in the official MG Flasher documentation.
The vehicle, ECU software, Custom Code version and the map data inside the active file must all be compatible.
Switchable Maps is supported on selected compatible F-Series and G-Series Generation 1 applications when the required Custom Code and map versions are available.
Feature support is available starting with Custom Code v7.1. Selected Gen 2 OTS packages may not provide ready-to-use switchable performance data in every slot, so a compatible custom tune may be required.
The approved engine content lists Switchable Maps as supported for selected S58 vehicles. Exact ECU software, Custom Code and map availability should be confirmed in the MG Flasher app before purchase or flashing.
A custom tuner can create and populate compatible slots for a supported vehicle. Every enabled map in every active slot must contain valid calibration data.
Download MG Flasher, connect through a compatible ENET connection and run Check Support to identify the ECU and available software for your vehicle.
Switchable Maps can work with compatible MG Flasher OTS packages and properly prepared custom tunes, but the slot contents are not universal.
Compatible OTS packages can include predefined lower- or higher-octane calibrations and selected ethanol blend slots. The selected file and its release notes determine the actual layout.
A compatible custom tuner can define which slots are active and which calibration maps change between them, creating a package around the vehicle's fuel, hardware and performance goals.
Real-time switching does not remove the normal requirements of the selected calibration.
Never activate a calibration designed for fuel that is not currently in the tank.
Do not select a map that requires a downpipe, upgraded fuel pump or other hardware unless it is installed and configured.
B58 Stage 2.5 setups referenced in the user manual require a supported upgraded HPFP and downpipe, with the correct HPFP option selected while flashing.
Live Control can change engine behaviour immediately. MG Flasher recommends configuring features while the vehicle is stationary.
Switchable Maps works alongside other Custom Code, app-control and fueling features on compatible vehicles.
Automatically blend supported calibration parameters according to ethanol content.
Explore Feature → 02Access On-The-Fly features through supported steering-wheel controls and instrument-cluster feedback.
Explore Feature → 03Read and adjust supported Custom Code settings directly from the MG Flasher app.
Explore Feature → 04Access stationary and rolling anti-lag controls on compatible vehicles and calibrations.
Explore Feature →Common questions about map slots, compatibility, Live Control and custom tuning.
Switchable Maps allows a supported vehicle to change between available map slots in real time without performing a complete ECU reflash for every change.
Compatible setups can use five locations: Slot 0 through Slot 4. Slot 0 is the base/default calibration, while Slots 1–4 are additional switchable locations.
A slot may contain a different octane calibration, ethanol blend, power level or custom tuner configuration. The actual slot content depends on the flashed OTS package or custom tune.
Yes, when the vehicle has a compatible Custom Code version installed. Live Control in MG Flasher app version 483 or later can display and select valid Switchable Maps slots in real time.
Yes, on compatible vehicles. Enter the Custom Code Menu, navigate to the 1000 RPM Switchable Maps submenu, select Slot 0–4 and confirm the selection using the supported UniRocker or RockerCombo configuration.
The slot may be disabled in the calibration or may contain incomplete or invalid map data. Live Control blocks those slots, while the Custom Code Menu can indicate an invalid selection with a brief tachometer sweep to 7000 RPM.
Switchable Maps feature support is available for selected Gen 2 B48 and B58 vehicles starting with Custom Code v7.1. However, selected Gen 2 OTS packages may not include ready-to-use performance data in every switchable slot, so a compatible custom tune may be required.
Yes. A compatible custom tuner can enable the required slots, choose which calibration maps switch between them and populate every active slot with valid data for the vehicle's setup.
No. The active calibration must always match the fuel in the tank and the hardware installed on the vehicle. Selecting an incompatible map can create unsafe operating conditions.
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