This comprehensive workshop service and repair manual is specifically designed for the Porsche 996 and Porsche 911 Carrera models manufactured between 1999 and 2000. This manual, identical to those used by authorized Porsche dealerships, offers detailed instructions and step-by-step diagrams for a wide range of workshop procedures, from routine maintenance like changing spark plugs to complex engine repairs.

The manual encompasses a vast array of information, covering everything from general technical specifications and diagnostic procedures to in-depth explanations of the engine, fuel and exhaust systems, transmission (both automatic and manual), running gear, bodywork (both exterior and interior), air conditioning, electrical systems, and comprehensive wiring diagrams. The manual is organized into thirteen sections, providing clear and concise access to the specific information you need. With over 1000 pages of detailed instructions and illustrations, you can easily navigate through the manual and locate the information you require. Print the pages you need for convenient reference while you work on your Porsche. This manual empowers you to perform your own repairs, saving you money and providing a greater understanding of your vehicle.

The Porsche 996, introduced in 1998, marked a significant departure from the previous 911 model, the 993. While retaining the iconic shape and rear-engine layout that defined the 911 lineage, the 996 featured a completely redesigned body, interior, and a new water-cooled engine. This shift in technology aimed to improve performance, efficiency, and reliability, while also addressing concerns about the air-cooled engine's emissions and heat management. The 996 Carrera, the base model, was powered by a 3.4-liter flat-six engine producing 296 horsepower, offering a blend of everyday drivability and exhilarating performance. Throughout its production run, the 996 received several updates and variants, including the 996 GT3, a track-focused version with a high-revving naturally aspirated engine, and the 996 Turbo, equipped with twin turbochargers for significant power gains.

Despite the initial controversy surrounding the water-cooled engine and the design changes, the 996 proved to be a successful and popular model. Its advanced features, improved handling, and increased practicality made it a compelling choice for both enthusiasts and daily drivers. The 996's legacy remains intertwined with the iconic 911 lineage, serving as a bridge between the air-cooled era and the modern, turbocharged 911s. The Porsche 996/911 Carrera Workshop Service/Repair Manual is an indispensable resource for owners, mechanics, and enthusiasts who wish to delve deeper into the intricacies of this fascinating machine. It provides comprehensive information on every aspect of the 996, including engine and transmission overhaul, electrical systems, bodywork, and suspension, empowering users to maintain, repair, and optimize their Porsche 996/911 Carrera to its full potential.