Found one very good thread.
Changing EZL reference resistor to alter ignition mapping on a W126
I noticed that if I use 92 or 95 octane, I get less fuel mileage with the resistor in S.
With 98 octane, I get to 400+km before the low fuel light lights up.
I wonder what's the logic, would it mean that with the resistor in position 2 (for 95 octane), if I use 95 octane fuel, I would get the same performance as using 98 with the resistor in S?Albeit lower fuel costs?
Hmmm.....