ECU File Readiness Check
Check whether your file-service request is ready before upload, with a preparation score and customer-safe next steps.
- No file upload
- Readiness score
- Practical next actions
Check request readiness, build a cleaner brief, plan the read method and use browser-based workshop calculators before creating a file-service request.
Use these tools before submitting a request so the order starts with clearer vehicle context, a cleaner brief and fewer support loops.
Confirm that your vehicle details, file type and request context are ready before you start an upload.
Run readiness checkTurn vehicle, service and diagnostic notes into a structured message that MG AutoTech can review faster.
Build request briefPrepare OBD, bench, boot or unknown read situations with a practical checklist before submitting.
Plan read methodCreate the file-service request only when your information, file and credit confirmation are ready.
Start new requestCheck whether your file-service request is ready before upload, with a preparation score and customer-safe next steps.
Create a structured customer request note with vehicle, service, read method and diagnostic context before upload.
Plan safer ECU or TCU read preparation for OBD, bench, boot or unknown read situations before upload.
Calculate estimated kW and HP from torque and RPM, with an integrated kW to HP and PS converter.
Read engine-speed and engine-torque rows, identify peak values and download a clean dyno-style SVG report.
The formulas and unit conversions are shown on the calculator page.
CSV files are read in the browser and are not uploaded to our server.
The log analyzer creates a scalable SVG report you can retain with the job.