This comprehensive OEM Parts Manual provides detailed information for the Porsche 944 model years 1982-1985. The manual features clear and concise illustrations, exploded parts diagrams, and part numbers for every component in your vehicle. This valuable resource is ideal for anyone undertaking disassembly, repair, or assembly tasks, ensuring a smooth and accurate process. With the detailed descriptions and part numbers provided, you can confidently identify the specific replacement parts you need, saving time and money. Use this manual to locate the required part, simply take the part number to your local dealer, or search online for significant discounts. This comprehensive resource eliminates the need for costly printing services and allows you to print only the necessary pages when needed.

The Porsche 944, a renowned sports car produced between 1982 and 1991, represented a significant evolution for the German automaker. Replacing the aging 924, the 944 embodied Porsche's commitment to affordability and accessibility while maintaining the brand's signature performance and handling. This front-engine, rear-wheel-drive coupe featured a 2.5-liter naturally aspirated four-cylinder engine derived from the Audi 100. This engine, initially producing 158 horsepower, was later replaced by a 2.7-liter version, delivering 162 horsepower. The 944's sleek, aerodynamic design, with its distinctive pop-up headlights and sloping roofline, became instantly recognizable. Its lightweight construction and well-balanced chassis contributed to its agile performance, offering a thrilling driving experience.

The 1982-1985 model years encompassed the early iterations of the 944, characterized by a distinctive lack of power steering. This generation featured the aforementioned 2.5-liter engine and a five-speed manual transmission. Throughout this period, Porsche refined the 944's platform, introducing improvements such as a revised suspension and interior upgrades. As the 944's reputation for affordability and enthusiast appeal grew, it became a popular choice for both daily driving and track days. The 1982-1985 944, despite its lack of modern amenities like power steering, remains a coveted classic among Porsche enthusiasts, offering a unique and engaging driving experience rooted in the essence of early 944 models.