Workshop manual fro 993?
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Folks,
Recently acquired a 993C4S. Any recommendations for a Haynes' manual equivalent for the 993? I've searched the 'net a bit but not found anything. I'm pretty mechanically competent and while there's nothing I necessarily want to do or anything to fix right now, I'd like a book that I can read to understand what and where everything is...
Recently acquired a 993C4S. Any recommendations for a Haynes' manual equivalent for the 993? I've searched the 'net a bit but not found anything. I'm pretty mechanically competent and while there's nothing I necessarily want to do or anything to fix right now, I'd like a book that I can read to understand what and where everything is...
I don't think there are any aftermarket 993 manuals, only the factory ones. The paper manuals (very extensive yet not all inclusive without at least the 964 manuals) are £££. A good bet is a scanned PDF (strictly speaking illegal) copy from ebay for perhaps £10.
I think the Porsche Club has a set of the factory manuals at their office that can be viewed. Any minute Maurice will pop along and correct me!
There's lots of in-depth knowledge on Rennlist.
Adrian Streather's 993 book will be out shortly and if it's like his other books will be very useful. See www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/1904788947/qid=1128942764/sr=8-1/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i1_xgl/026-3254495-3771664
>> Edited by phelix on Monday 10th October 17:04
I think the Porsche Club has a set of the factory manuals at their office that can be viewed. Any minute Maurice will pop along and correct me!
There's lots of in-depth knowledge on Rennlist.
Adrian Streather's 993 book will be out shortly and if it's like his other books will be very useful. See www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/1904788947/qid=1128942764/sr=8-1/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i1_xgl/026-3254495-3771664
>> Edited by phelix on Monday 10th October 17:04
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