Subaru Accesstuner Now Available

 

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Subaru Accesstuner

It’s back!  After a brief hiatus, we are excited to announce that Subaru Accesstuner is now available.  Accesstuner is our software package that allows enthusiasts to create custom calibrations for their Accessport-supported vehicle.  New for Accesstuner are features such as COBB Custom Features, Map Compare and Table Filtering!  Previously, features like these were limited to our Accesstuner Pro software used by approved COBB Protuners.  For a complete list of features, please visit the Subaru Accesstuner product page or the following Accesstuner Support Pages.

Subaru Accesstuner Support
Subaru COBB Custom Features
Subaru Tables and Monitors
Subaru Tuning Guides

 

Acquiring Accesstuner

The process for acquiring Accesstuner has changed.  To get the process started, go to the Subaru Accesstuner page and click the GET ACCESSTUNER button as seen below.

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COBB Tuning has partnered with EFI University to provide customers sought-after Accesstuner training. This training and subsequent testing is required to gain access to the Accesstuner software.

Below are the steps to get your copy of Accesstuner:

  1. Provide and confirm the REQUIRED details including your first/last name, email address, Accessport serial #, and Accesstuner supported vehicle.
  2. When details are confirmed, customers will be passed to EFI University checkout for the relative platform course (i.e. Subaru).
  3. Once checkout is complete, EFI University will provide you with the Accesstuner training course.
  4. Once the Accesstuner course is complete, Accesstuner testing will be administered and must be passed prior to gaining access to Accesstuner software.
  5. When you successfully pass the Accesstuner training test, you will receive an email with a link to your copy of Accesstuner.

After agreeing to the information, click on the blue button at the bottom of the pop-up window.  Users will then see the following screen which must be filled out correctly in order for the Accesstuner software version to be compatible with their vehicle.

BE SURE TO FILL OUT THIS SECTION ACCURATELY!

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Accesstuner training with EFI University is approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes of video based training.  There are quizzes following each topic and the total testing portion of the training course can be completed in approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.  Students can take the training at their own pace, but should expect a total commitment of just over 4 hours.

ADDITIONAL ACCESSTUNER TRAINING

Additional platforms and the tentative schedule for Accesstuner re-release and Accesstuner training courses with EFI University:

Mazda – October 2016

Nissan – December 2016

Ford – 2017

Mitsubishi – 2017

BMW – 2017

 

Create a COBB Tuning account to stay up to date with the latest news and product releases for your vehicle.  You’ll also get a reminder when Accesstuner is released for your platform.  Happy tuning!


31 responses to “Subaru Accesstuner Now Available”

  1. still trying figure this out. bought an ap and at the ap works perfectly but i got a 2008-2009 sti at and now cobb wont help so here i am trying to find something. kms.

    • Hey Triston, I’m sorry but we no longer distribute end-user version of our tuning software. For any custom tuning, you would be best served by contacting one of our Subaru Protuners.

      Marshall@COBB

  2. Hey where is APT, why hasn’t this been resolved!
    I’m sat in the UK with an imported 05 USDM Subaru running an AccessPort that has just had to have a turbo replacement and Rad upgrade, I need to make changes to the map the car is running and I don’t have people in the UK that can work with USDM ECU.
    I paid for the access port to be able to manage the maintenance on this vehicle with a ProTuner here via my laptop.
    How do I get this sorted? It seems unreasonable given the reason for the Access Port in the first place.

  3. Hello, I have been trying to get a hold of a copy of accesstuner for Subaru or even accesstuner pro depending on subscription costs.
    The links I find to download page are gone. Please help as I cannot find a protuner or eyuner accepting new clients correctly.
    And I HAVE ACCESS TO a AWD Mustang Dyno, so I can easily safely do my pulls and tunes.
    Thanks I do own an access port of course.

    • Hi Jake! We no longer offer new copies of Accesstuner for end-user use. If you previously had a copy of Accesstuner for your Accessport, our Customer Service Team may be able to get you up and running!

      Marshall@COBB

  4. Hi guys, There is some way to get again ATR? I mean, I bought the licence years ago but a this moment I lost my laptop and the ATR with it, and I need it!!!!!

    Thanks 4 the support

    • At this point, I simply don’t have an answer regarding the future of end-user Accesstuner availability. That said, if you completed training and had the software before we removed access, reach out to our Customer Service Team and we can provide an Accesstuner download link for the same vehicle and Accessport serial number.

      Marshall@COBB

  5. why do I need this class if im having a professional tune my car and I just want it done threw my laptop?

  6. Hi,
    when will ATR be available for the 2015 STI ADM ?
    The reason I went COBB was for the ability to make changes to my car/map with the ATR but to have it pulled from under my/our noses like that hurts. I don’t mind paying for the training, I just need the software to make it happen PLEASE !!!
    thanks

    • Hi Craig! We actually don’t currently have a plan to offer Accesstuner for non-USDM vehicles. This is something we plan to scope moving forward so I hope we’ll have some good news for you guys soon!

      Marshall@COBB

  7. Looks like the Nissan Accesstuner is a little delayed. Is the Ford software still on track for Dec. 5? I was encouraged that the Mazda software came out on time, but now it seems we’re back to missing promised dates again.

    • Hey Daniel, we did indeed see a bit of a delay with the GT-R Accesstuner release but it should be out next week (after Thanksgiving). The Ford Accesstuner release will likely be pushed to late December or very early January.

      Marshall@COBB

      • “The timeline presented is a very conservative estimate so we should have no issues meeting or beating those dates.”

        I guess they weren’t conservative enough! You guys continue to over-promise and under-deliver, over and over and over and it’s truly baffling.

  8. I miss Porsche and VW on the tentative schedule. Are there no plans to release the new Accesstuner training and software for those platforms or is it simply to early to provide a date yet?

    • Hey Marc, we do not currently plan to offer Accesstuner for the Porsche platform. If we see the demand for that product change, we can certainly re-consider. Volkswagen Accesstuner will likely come early 2017 after BMW and Mitsubishi are released.

      Marshall@COBB

      • Oh no…Accesstuner was the main driver why I decided to go ‘the Cobb way’ with my 997tt. I guess I should have done better research when I bought in August, and realize ATR got removed already.
        Anyway, thanks for your answer and I still hope you come up with any solution for Porsche as well.

  9. Why such a delay on the other platforms? I kinda get what you’re going for here, but seriously?

    Three more months before those of us with Fords get to use the advanced features again without having to go through some pointless middleman…

    How about splitting the difference and releasing a free “Accesstuner Lite” that can only enable things like multiple maps, launch control, etc. and can’t actually change the maps themselves? I don’t care about actually tweaking my map, I just want to do stage 1 + LC + FFS without having to pay some other person to literally click a few buttons in software.

    • Hey Sean,

      I definitely understand your frustrations with the timeline. Unfortunately, the initial implementation of the basic architecture for this program took a bit longer than expected. Now that it is ironed out, we are hoping to create the content for other platforms and get them up and going as soon as possible. The timeline presented is a very conservative estimate so we should have no issues meeting or beating those dates. Creating an additional “Lite” version of the software would push the actual project out even further.

      Marshall@COBB

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