This comprehensive OEM Parts Manual provides a detailed guide for your Porsche 924, covering model years 1976-1979. Illustrated with exploded parts diagrams, the manual thoroughly examines each component of your vehicle, making it an invaluable resource for disassembly, repair, and reassembly. Every section clearly lists part numbers, accompanied by descriptions and illustrations, ensuring you can identify and locate the precise replacement parts you need. With this manual, you'll gain a clear understanding of your Porsche 924's intricate workings, empowering you to confidently handle repairs and maintenance.

The Porsche 924, produced from 1976 to 1979, marked a pivotal moment in the history of the iconic German automaker. This front-engined, water-cooled coupe represented a departure from Porsche's traditional air-cooled, rear-engined sports car formula. The 924 was developed as a more affordable and accessible entry point into the Porsche ownership experience, aimed at attracting a wider audience. It was powered by a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine sourced from Audi, a strategic partnership that facilitated the 924's development and allowed Porsche to focus on its flagship 911. Despite its unorthodox origins, the 924 proved to be a capable and fun-to-drive car, offering a blend of practicality and performance.

Despite its lower price point, the 924 retained many of the hallmark Porsche design elements and driving dynamics. It featured a distinctive wedge-shaped body with a low center of gravity, contributing to its agile handling. The 924 was also praised for its comfortable interior, offering a blend of practicality and luxury. While the car's performance was not quite on par with the legendary 911, it still provided a rewarding driving experience, especially on winding roads. The 924's impact extended beyond its sales figures, paving the way for future Porsche models like the 944 and 968, which embraced the front-engine layout and further refined the 924's design and engineering principles. The 924 also served as a testing ground for innovative technologies, including the use of a transaxle gearbox that helped improve weight distribution and handling. Today, the Porsche 924 stands as a testament to the brand's commitment to innovation and its ability to adapt to changing market demands while staying true to its core values of performance and driving pleasure.