This is an indispensable resource for anyone working on a Ferrari 348 from the 1990 to 1994 model years. The manual, produced by Ferrari, provides detailed and comprehensive instructions on every aspect of servicing and repairing the vehicle. You'll find everything from routine maintenance procedures to complex engine rebuilds, all presented with clarity and precision. This factory manual covers the 3.4L 8-cylinder F119 engine, ensuring you have the complete information needed to maintain and restore your Ferrari 348 to factory specifications. With this manual in hand, you'll never be lost when tackling any repair or maintenance task on your classic Ferrari.

The Ferrari 348, produced from 1990 to 1995, represents a significant turning point in the Italian marque's history. This mid-engine sports car marked the end of the iconic Pininfarina-designed "Testarossa" era and ushered in a new design language that emphasized sharp edges and a more aerodynamic profile. The 348 was powered by a 3.4-liter, 8-cylinder engine, producing a respectable 300 horsepower and propelling the car from 0 to 60 mph in a respectable 5.5 seconds. The 348 was offered in various configurations, including the 348 TB (Trasversale Berlinetta) with a traditional gated manual transmission, the 348 TS (Trasversale Spider) featuring a retractable soft top, and the 348 GTB (Gran Turismo Berlinetta) that incorporated a 5-speed automatic transmission. Despite being a relatively small departure from its predecessor, the 348 offered several key enhancements. The new engine was more compact and powerful, while the overall chassis was lighter and more rigid. This resulted in improved handling and performance, solidifying the 348's reputation as a dynamic and engaging sports car. The 348 was also praised for its stylish and modern interior, featuring comfortable seats, a functional dashboard, and a range of convenience features. Notably, it was the first Ferrari to introduce an optional airbag system, enhancing safety for the driver and passenger. While the 348's production run was relatively short, it established a solid foundation for future Ferrari models, paving the way for the even more powerful and refined F355 that followed.