This comprehensive workshop and service repair manual covers all Porsche 911 Carrera 4 and 2 964 models produced between 1989 and 1993. It serves as an invaluable resource for technicians and enthusiasts alike, providing detailed instructions and specifications for a wide range of maintenance and repair procedures.

The manual provides in-depth coverage of the vehicle's systems, encompassing everything from general technical information and diagnostics to intricate details on the engine, fuel and exhaust systems, automatic and manual transmissions, running gear, bodywork, interior and exterior components, air conditioning, and comprehensive wiring diagrams. This manual equips you with the necessary information to diagnose and resolve issues with your Porsche 964, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable ownership experience.

The Porsche 964, affectionately known as the "911/964," marked a significant turning point in the iconic 911's history. Introduced in 1989, it represented the first major redesign of the 911 since the G-series of the late 1970s. The 964 was built upon a completely new chassis, featuring a wider track, revised suspension geometry, and an all-new, internally-coded G50/50 gearbox. This new platform, combined with the iconic air-cooled six-cylinder engine, delivered a refined driving experience, enhancing both performance and handling. The 964 range included both coupe and cabriolet body styles, with the Carrera 2 boasting rear-wheel drive and the Carrera 4 featuring Porsche's renowned all-wheel drive system. Aesthetically, the 964 introduced a more rounded silhouette, with a larger rear spoiler and pronounced fender flares. This design language, while modern, still retained the classic 911 elements, ensuring its enduring appeal.

The 964 series, spanning from 1989 to 1993, saw the introduction of various performance-enhancing variants. These included the RS, a lightweight, track-focused model with a stripped-down interior and a significant power bump, and the Turbo, featuring a 3.3-liter turbocharged engine producing a staggering 355 horsepower. These variants further cemented the 964's reputation as a driver's car, offering exhilarating performance and an unparalleled level of driver engagement. The 964's legacy extends beyond its exceptional performance. It marked a transition period for Porsche, ushering in a new era of refinement and technological advancements while maintaining the core values that defined the 911. The 964, with its blend of classic design, advanced engineering, and captivating performance, continues to be a sought-after classic, capturing the hearts of Porsche enthusiasts worldwide.