This comprehensive workshop service repair manual provides detailed technical information for the Porsche 924, covering model years 1977 to 1985. Originally used by Porsche repair mechanics, this manual offers an in-depth guide for diagnosing, maintaining, and repairing your 924. It meticulously details every aspect of the vehicle, from its engine and transmission to its suspension, brakes, and electrical systems.

The manual features numerous diagrams and illustrations, providing clear visual guidance for complex procedures. Its content includes sections on general information, engine mechanics, lubrication systems, cooling systems, fuel and exhaust systems, accelerator control, clutch and transmission systems, propeller shaft and rear final drive, axles and suspension systems, wheels and tires, brake systems, steering systems, bodywork, air conditioning, electrical systems, and maintenance procedures. An alphabetical index ensures quick access to the specific information you need.

The Porsche 924, a front-engined, rear-wheel-drive sports car, was produced by Porsche from 1976 to 1988. This revolutionary model marked a departure from the traditional air-cooled Porsche engines, opting for a water-cooled four-cylinder engine sourced from Volkswagen. Despite its unconventional engine choice, the 924 offered a surprisingly sporty and engaging driving experience. It possessed a sleek and aerodynamic design characterized by its distinctive sloping nose and integrated spoiler, contributing to its reputation as a practical daily driver while retaining a distinct Porsche character. The 924 was also lauded for its handling agility and responsive steering, making it a favorite among enthusiasts seeking a more affordable entry point into the world of Porsche ownership.

The 924's legacy extends beyond its sporty performance. It was the first Porsche model to be offered with a turbocharged engine, the 924 Turbo. This potent variant introduced a new level of performance to the 924 line, boasting increased power and blistering acceleration. However, the 924’s development was not without challenges. Initial production models encountered issues with reliability, particularly with the engine and transmission. These shortcomings were addressed over time through continuous refinements, leading to improved dependability and a heightened appreciation for this groundbreaking Porsche model. Despite facing initial criticism for its Volkswagen engine, the 924 ultimately proved to be a successful and influential model, establishing a legacy as a desirable and affordable sports car that paved the way for future Porsche models.