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M103 - What happens when the ignition timing advance increases at 3,200 RMP?
The M103 in our 300 SL REALLY, REALLY comes alive at about 3,500 RPM. It’s like a power switch goes on, you’re pushed into the seat, and bam it’s at the maximum engine speed in seconds. Below 3,500 RMP power is adequate but subdued. Over 3,500 she’s a raucous beast. I found the table shown below and noticed, in the ignition system section, the 3,200 RPM number. This got me thinking about several questions.
1 - What happens when the ignition timing advance increases at 3,200 RMP? 2 – Is it normal for the power to increase so dramatically? 2 – What is the EZL ignition system (see picture) on the European version M103? 4 – Is my EZL set correctly to run on the premium fuel she drinks?
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Michael 1988 300 SL (5 Speed) 1994 E320 Wagon 1997 C230 Last edited by Michael K; 04-10-2007 at 09:44 PM. |
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