This comprehensive Fiat Marea-Marengo Service and Repair Manual covers all models, including the Marea, Marea Weekend, and Marengo, produced from 1996 to 2003. Providing detailed instructions and illustrations, this manual equips you with the knowledge to service and repair your vehicle efficiently. The manual includes in-depth information on all aspects of your Fiat, encompassing petrol and diesel engines. You'll find detailed instructions and diagrams for: * **Engine:** Engine control, fuel & exhaust systems, engine fuel & emission control, engine lubrication, engine mechanical components. * **Transmission:** Transmission system, brake system, front & rear axles, steering system, clutch & gearbox, propeller shaft & differential, cooling system. * **Electrical System:** Electrical system, heater & air conditioning, ventilation system, lights and switches, wiring diagrams. * **Diagnostics:** Technical diagnostics, fault finding diagnostics, fuel system, electrical system, wiring diagrams, suspension, wheels & tires, body & chassis, interior fittings, and safety systems. This manual is designed to be user-friendly, providing step-by-step guidance for both novice and experienced mechanics. The detailed illustrations and clear instructions make even complex repairs accessible. You can confidently tackle any maintenance or repair tasks with this comprehensive guide.

The Fiat Marea was a compact car produced by the Italian automaker Fiat from 1996 to 2003. It was available in both sedan and station wagon body styles, with the latter known as the Marea Weekend. There was also a limited-production coupe version, called the Marengo, produced during the model's final years. The Marea was the successor to the Fiat Tempra and was positioned as a more stylish and spacious offering compared to its predecessor. It was available in a range of petrol and diesel engine options, ranging from 1.4-liter to 2.0-liter capacity. The Marea featured a modern design for its time, with sleek lines and a large grille. The interior was spacious and well-equipped, offering features like power windows, air conditioning, and a CD player. The Fiat Marea was praised for its comfortable ride, spacious cabin, and value for money. It was particularly popular in European markets, where it competed against other compact cars like the Opel Astra and Ford Focus. The Marea also enjoyed some success in other regions, including Latin America and South Africa. Despite its positive aspects, the Marea did suffer from some reliability issues, particularly with its engine and transmission. Nevertheless, it remained a popular choice for those seeking a practical and affordable compact car. The Marengo, while less common, attracted buyers looking for a sporty and stylish coupe. It shared the same platform and mechanicals with the Marea, but featured a distinctive design with a sloping roofline and a more aggressive front end. The Marengo was discontinued in 2002, with the Marea itself being replaced by the Fiat Stilo in 2003.