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WANTED Is this WOT ennriched??????

Dario

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Pulled from a 1992 500SEL PART NUMBER 015 545 3732 date 92M09

i want it for 1993 500E
 

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Nope, that module does not have WOT enrichment. It was originally used in a 1993 500SEL. It would work ok as a spare/backup module for your 500E.

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Ok thx someone must have replaced it because car was built in 1991. Someone must habe replaced it. Wonder why it says "chip" on it with marker
 
Ok thx someone must have replaced it because car was built in 1991. Someone must habe replaced it. Wonder why it says "chip" on it with marker
I bet someone installed a mystery chip. Open it up and see what the surprise is!

:D :D
 
CHIP:
A constraint logic programming language developed by M. Dincbas at the European Computer-Industry Research Centre, Munich, Germany in 1985 which includes Boolean unification and a symbolic simplex-like algorithm. CHIP introduced the domain-variable model.
 

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