This comprehensive Porsche 911 964 Factory Service Workshop Manual is your ultimate guide for maintaining and repairing your 1989-1993 Porsche 911. It provides detailed instructions and diagrams, mirroring the same information used by Porsche dealership technicians. From routine maintenance like oil changes to intricate repairs such as transmission rebuilding, this manual covers every aspect of your vehicle's operation. It is the perfect resource for DIY enthusiasts seeking to perform repairs and services on their own, ensuring a deep understanding of their Porsche 911. By following the clear and concise instructions, you'll gain confidence and expertise in maintaining your prized vehicle.

The Porsche 911 964, produced from 1989 to 1993, stands as a significant milestone in the evolution of the iconic 911 sports car. This generation marked a departure from the previous 930 series, introducing a new, wider body with pronounced fender flares, a revised suspension system, and a more powerful engine. The 964's design was heavily influenced by the 959 supercar, incorporating features such as a monocoque chassis, all-wheel drive (AWD), and improved aerodynamics. The hallmark six-cylinder boxer engine received a boost in displacement to 3.6 liters, producing a respectable 250 horsepower. It also boasted a new five-speed manual transmission with a sixth gear for improved fuel economy, further solidifying its place as a well-rounded high-performance machine.

The 964 series introduced several notable variants, expanding the 911's appeal beyond pure performance. The Carrera 2 offered rear-wheel drive for those seeking a more traditional driving experience, while the Carrera 4 provided superior grip and traction in all weather conditions. The Turbo, with its twin-turbocharged engine generating a potent 360 horsepower, cemented its reputation as a true performance monster. Further expanding the 964's versatility, the introduction of a cabriolet model allowed enthusiasts to enjoy the open-air driving experience. The 964 was a landmark generation for the 911, offering an impressive blend of performance, practicality, and refinement, and its influence can still be felt in modern 911 models today.