New Toyota Gen3 Solutions Are Here
Flex Updates to 6.9.0.0
The compatibility list for Flex is continuously being enhanced, with the latest updates featuring support for a range of Toyota’s newest generation vehicles.
The release of firmware version 6.9.0.0 brings exciting new capabilities for programming engine control units (ECUs) in both OBD and bench modes. Whether it’s through virtual or real reading, each model is recognized by the Flex digital match system.
This update supports a variety of powertrain configurations including the 2.5 VVT-iE Hybrid, 2.0L VVT-iE, 2.4L D4-D, 2.8L D4-D, and the impressive 1.6 Turbo found in the Yaris GR. With the latest features, you can program in OBD and bench modes on DENSO ECUs equipped with the R7F701202 and R7F701216 microprocessors.
The ability to perform real reads provides users with full access to flash memory, ensuring maximum safety during the tuning process.
For instance, the Toyota Yaris GR supports real-time reading and writing for both MCU0 and MCU1 microprocessors.
Supported Vehicles:
- Toyota Yaris GR 1.6
- Toyota Venza (UX80)
- Toyota Corolla (E210)
- Toyota C-HR (AX10 – AX50)
- Toyota Avalon (XX50)
- Toyota RAV4 (XA50)
- Toyota Hilux/Vigo (8th) (AN120 – AN130)
- Toyota Land Cruiser (J150)
- Toyota Kluger (XU70)
- Toyota Crown (S220)
- Toyota Highlander (XU70)
New OBD and Bench protocols are now available with the following software packages:
- FLS0.1 – SW Flex ECU (car, van, bike) OBD + Bench
- FLS0.5 – Flex Full SW Package
Quick Read and Write Times:
Real reading takes approximately 30 minutes | Writing takes around 9 minutes.
New Protocols Available:
(BENCH)
- Toyota Denso R7F701202 – R7F701216: Internal Flash Read – Virtual Read / Write / Checksum Maps
(OBD)
- Toyota Denso R7F701202 – R7F701216: Internal Flash Read – Virtual Read / Write / Checksum Maps
Bug Fixes:
- Fixed OBD stability for FCA EDC15C7 protocol
- Improved OBD stability for Honda EDC16C7 protocol
- Corrected CRC for select versions of BOSCH EDC17C84





