Six Profiles
OEM, App Slider, three preset intensities and a dedicated Burble OFF profile on Custom Code v7.1+.
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Change supported exhaust burble behaviour without flashing the vehicle again. Select OEM, the app-defined profile, three preset intensity levels or Burble OFF through Live Control or the Custom Code Menu.
New to MG Flasher? How It Works →Slot 1 uses the burble aggression sliders configured in the MG Flasher app and is the default profile for Custom Code v7.1+.
Illustrative comparison only. The percentage represents the documented burble aggressiveness preset, not a measured sound level in decibels. Actual sound, frequency and intensity depend on the vehicle, exhaust system, calibration, Custom Code version and operating conditions.
Traditional burble changes often require another flash whenever the driver wants a different level. Burbles On-The-Fly stores multiple supported profiles in the Custom Code calibration and lets the driver choose between them in real time.
The selected profile changes burble behaviour only where it has been correctly configured and enabled. It does not guarantee the same sound across every vehicle, engine, exhaust system or tune.
OEM, App Slider, three preset intensities and a dedicated Burble OFF profile on Custom Code v7.1+.
Select supported burble slots directly from the app, with invalid or disabled slots unavailable.
Enter the Burbles submenu through the Custom Code Menu and select a profile with supported vehicle controls.
Compatible Custom Code versions can preserve the selected On-The-Fly profile through the supported EEPROM save process.
The RPM values below are profile positions inside the Burbles submenu. They are not engine-speed activation thresholds.
Uses the aggressiveness behaviour defined in the stock calibration.
Uses the burble aggression sliders configured during flashing and is the v7.1+ default profile.
A documented preset equivalent to approximately 20% aggressiveness.
A documented preset equivalent to approximately 40% aggressiveness.
A documented preset equivalent to approximately 70% aggressiveness.
Fully disables the supported burble behaviour controlled by this feature.
Compatible installations can change the selected burble profile through Live Control or through the vehicle-based Custom Code Menu.
Live Control reads the current Burbles On-The-Fly profile from the DME and lets you select an available slot without flashing the vehicle again. Disabled or invalid profiles remain unavailable.
The documented 20%, 40% and 70% values describe burble aggressiveness presets. They are not measured sound-pressure levels.
Slot 1 uses the burble aggression sliders configured during flashing and is the default profile for Custom Code v7.1+.
Visual demonstration only. Actual sound and intensity depend on the engine, exhaust hardware, calibration, Custom Code version and operating conditions.
Burbles On-The-Fly uses the combined instrument-cluster logic of the OEM tachometer and Check Engine Light. The tachometer identifies the Burbles submenu or the selected profile, while the CEL confirms the active CCM state.
In the root menu, 2K identifies the Burbles feature. Only after the submenu opens do 0, 1K, 2K, 3K, 4K and 5K represent the available profiles.
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 2K for Burbles On-The-Fly.
Interface demonstration only. Exact button inputs depend on the configured UniRocker or RockerCombo setup. Profile availability depends on the installed Custom Code version, ECU software and calibration.
The exact button actions depend on whether the vehicle uses UniRocker or RockerCombo.
With the engine running, hold the configured CCM entry control until the CEL begins blinking slowly.
Use the rocker to move the tachometer to the Burbles submenu position.
Use the configured enter action. Two CEL blinks confirm that the Burbles submenu is active.
Move the tachometer between 0 and 5000 RPM to select OEM, App Slider, Levels 1–3 or Burble OFF.
Confirm the selected slot using the configured UniRocker or RockerCombo enter action.
Burble behaviour is subject to vehicle operating conditions and the installed calibration. The feature does not activate simply because a profile is selected.
The app-defined burble aggression remains the reference profile, while compatible Custom Code versions can preserve supported On-The-Fly selections.
The burble aggression sliders selected during the last supported flash define the App Slider profile.
Choose the App Slider or another supported slot through Live Control or CCM.
Compatible Custom Code can save On-The-Fly settings after the required ignition-cycle save behaviour.
Burbles On-The-Fly availability can vary by engine, ECU software, Custom Code version, calibration, exhaust configuration and selected map.
Start with the engine page and use the MG Flasher app to verify exact ECU software support.
The current six-profile layout is documented for Custom Code v7.1 and newer.
Profiles must be correctly populated and enabled in the installed map or custom calibration.
Actual sound depends heavily on the engine, exhaust system, catalytic converter and calibration.
Burble behaviour changes combustion and exhaust sound during overrun. The result depends on the tune and hardware, and aggressive operation can increase heat and stress in the exhaust system.
Select supported burble profiles and other Custom Code settings directly in the app.
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Explore Feature →Common questions about profiles, controls, operating conditions and compatibility.
Burbles On-The-Fly lets compatible vehicles change between supported exhaust burble profiles without performing another full flash.
Custom Code v7.1+ documents six profiles: OEM, App Slider, three preset levels and Burble OFF.
It uses the burble aggression slider settings configured during the supported flashing workflow and is the default profile in the current v7.1+ layout.
Yes. Slot 5 is the dedicated Burble OFF profile on Custom Code v7.1+.
Live Control can display and select supported burble slots on compatible Custom Code versions. Disabled or invalid slots cannot be selected.
The documentation states that coolant temperature must be above approximately 50°C and the engine must have been running for longer than about 30 seconds.
No. In the root Custom Code Menu, 2K RPM is the visual menu position used to enter the Burbles submenu. It is not an engine-speed activation threshold.
No. Sound depends on the engine, exhaust hardware, catalytic converter, calibration, operating conditions and installed Custom Code.
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