Young here are the Fuel and ignition settings
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2002 C320
I also am interested in running the fuel settings in ECONOMY mode so that I can pump cheaper gas, saving over $1,000 over the next few years. (Although I own the C320, I'm a fairly "sedate" driver so performance is not a key consideration.)
What octane level can I burn in ECONOMY mode? Other than a degradation of performance are there any short or long term negative effects to the engine by running in economy mode?
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What octane level can I burn in ECONOMY mode? Other than a degradation of performance are there any short or long term negative effects to the engine by running in economy mode?
Thanks!
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Originally posted by renncpe
I lost about 2 mpg thats it and there is a change in performance.
I would think 5-7 hp for 15 min labor, it's not that bad.
Randy
I lost about 2 mpg thats it and there is a change in performance.
I would think 5-7 hp for 15 min labor, it's not that bad.
Randy
I don't see how changing the fuel setting could increase horsepower unless it increased ignition timing. This would require the use of higher octane gasoline but in this case, the fuel economy would probably be BETTER!
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ok, we discussed this in more detail in the tuning forum. see this thread --> https://mbworld.org/forums/showthrea...&threadid=6756
but generally, it seems that the fuel RON settings will allow you to use lower octane fuel. see the thread for the table that shows the RON converted to US Octane (eg 93RON = 89 US Octane) not sure what the long term effects would be by using these settings.
but generally, it seems that the fuel RON settings will allow you to use lower octane fuel. see the thread for the table that shows the RON converted to US Octane (eg 93RON = 89 US Octane) not sure what the long term effects would be by using these settings.
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fuel settings program
Is the fuel settings program the same as the ignition correction program, or are they 2 different areas of adjustment?
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Originally posted by Lynn
Rick, you should send that guy the sceen shots.
Rick, you should send that guy the sceen shots.
#32
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This gets me so furious- its not going to do anything illegal to the emissions. These settings are there to help tune driveability issues, all legal, all OK in MBZ's eyes. I mean, come on, they made the F***&^% machine right?
This gets me so furious- its not going to do anything illegal to the emissions. These settings are there to help tune driveability issues, all legal, all OK in MBZ's eyes. I mean, come on, they made the F***&^% machine right?
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ignition- Kleemann
Kleemann- we checked my 2000 S class today, and it has the ignition correction program in it. It has Baseline, 93 RON, 91 and 89. Will it be of benefit to switch it to 93 RON from the Baseline?
Also, should the fuel setting, if it is another program, also be reset from baseline? Please let me know, as the ignition setting has alraedy been changed to 93, but can be changed back bfore it leaves the shop.
Thanks
Also, should the fuel setting, if it is another program, also be reset from baseline? Please let me know, as the ignition setting has alraedy been changed to 93, but can be changed back bfore it leaves the shop.
Thanks
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Re: ignition- Kleemann
Originally posted by Crankin
Kleemann- we checked my 2000 S class today, and it has the ignition correction program in it. It has Baseline, 93 RON, 91 and 89. Will it be of benefit to switch it to 93 RON from the Baseline?
Also, should the fuel setting, if it is another program, also be reset from baseline? Please let me know, as the ignition setting has alraedy been changed to 93, but can be changed back bfore it leaves the shop.
Thanks
Kleemann- we checked my 2000 S class today, and it has the ignition correction program in it. It has Baseline, 93 RON, 91 and 89. Will it be of benefit to switch it to 93 RON from the Baseline?
Also, should the fuel setting, if it is another program, also be reset from baseline? Please let me know, as the ignition setting has alraedy been changed to 93, but can be changed back bfore it leaves the shop.
Thanks
#37
Originally posted by C230 Sport Coup
What "stage" are they set for from the factory?
What "stage" are they set for from the factory?