Has anyone done the "resistor delete" mod?

Removing the resistor sets your timing to 0 degrees. Advancing the timing is possible by replacing the tiny resistor inside the holder with a different value (don't have the values with me now). The timing resistor was only used on U.S. models, Euro models had the Timing Trimming Socket, which is variable.
Now, not to go off-topic, but is there a "skid control unit" or "ASR" in these 94-95 E320's? More torque on take-off is really what I'm looking for?
As for the resistor, I'm over it.


Now, not to go off-topic, but is there a "skid control unit" or "ASR" in these 94-95 E320's? More torque on take-off is really what I'm looking for?
As for the resistor, I'm over it.

Cheers mate.
So that means there's not much I can do to get my rusty old girl to move faster

I agree with you. I doubt my country has such a thing. I think all petrol here are at least 97octane (or RON.. I don't know the distinction). I only fill up with 98, so, yeh.. You are right. A bit disappointed though!
What engine have you got mate?
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I was misinformed, guess that is the m104 3.0 not the 3.2. Makes more sense.
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