This comprehensive Porsche 911 Factory Repair Service Workshop Manual covers models from 2004 to 2009, providing the same detailed information used by technicians and mechanics for diagnosing and repairing your vehicle. It offers a complete guide to servicing and repairing your Porsche 911, from bumper to bumper. The manual includes detailed instructions and illustrations, making it easy for anyone with basic mechanical knowledge to confidently tackle repairs. The manual features a wealth of information, including detailed sections on: * **Introduction:** Providing an overview of the manual's structure and content. * **Electrical Wiring Manual:** Detailed diagrams and explanations of the electrical system. * **Maintenance:** Routine maintenance procedures, schedules, and specifications. * **Preparation:** Essential preparations for working on the vehicle, including safety precautions. * **Service Specifications:** Comprehensive specifications for all components and systems. * **Diagnostics:** Troubleshooting and fault diagnosis procedures. * **Engine Mechanical:** In-depth coverage of engine components, operation, and repair. * **Emission Control:** Detailed information on emissions systems, diagnosis, and repair. * **Fuel Systems:** Comprehensive coverage of fuel system components, operation, and troubleshooting. * **Cooling Systems:** Detailed explanations of cooling system components, operation, and maintenance. * **Lubrication:** Specifications and procedures for lubrication and fluid changes. * **Ignition:** Detailed information on ignition systems, components, and repair. * **Starter:** Coverage of starter system components, operation, and troubleshooting. * **Charging System:** Detailed explanations of the charging system, components, and repair. * **Clutch:** Information on clutch components, operation, and replacement. * **Manual Transmission:** Comprehensive coverage of manual transmission components, operation, and repair. * **Automatic Transmission:** Detailed information on automatic transmission components, operation, and repair. * **Transfer Case:** Explanations of transfer case components, operation, and maintenance. * **Propeller Shaft:** Coverage of propeller shaft components, operation, and maintenance. * **Suspension & Axle:** Detailed information on suspension and axle components, operation, and repair. * **Brake:** Comprehensive coverage of brake systems, components, and repair procedures. * **Steering:** Detailed explanations of steering systems, components, and repair. * **Restraint System:** Information on restraint systems, components, and repair procedures. * **Body Electrical:** Explanations of body electrical systems, components, and troubleshooting. * **Body:** Information on body components, repair procedures, and maintenance. * **Air Conditioning:** Detailed coverage of air conditioning systems, components, and repair. This manual is an invaluable resource for anyone who wants to maintain, service, or repair their Porsche 911. It is the ultimate resource for ensuring your Porsche 911 operates at its best for years to come.

The Porsche 911, a name synonymous with high performance and iconic design, underwent a significant evolution for the 2004-2009 model years. This generation, internally designated as the 997, marked a shift towards a more refined and technologically advanced experience. The 997 introduced a host of improvements, including a new chassis with a wider track and increased wheelbase, enhancing stability and handling. The engine lineup was also significantly updated, with a range of naturally aspirated flat-six engines delivering impressive power and efficiency. The iconic air-cooled engine of previous generations was finally retired, making way for a water-cooled unit that offered improved reliability and power output. Inside the cabin, the 997 embraced a more driver-focused environment, featuring a refined interior with improved ergonomics and a redesigned dashboard incorporating a larger, more intuitive instrument cluster. The 997's technology also took a leap forward, with the introduction of features like Porsche Stability Management (PSM), a system that electronically monitors and controls the car's stability, enhancing safety and performance. While maintaining the timeless silhouette that defined the 911, the 997 generation introduced subtle yet significant styling changes. The front end featured a more aggressive bumper with larger air intakes, while the rear end received a wider, more prominent diffuser and restyled taillights. This evolution in design further emphasized the 911's sporting persona, while retaining its timeless elegance. The 997 was offered in a variety of body styles, including the classic Coupe, the open-top Cabriolet, and the more performance-focused Targa. The 997 also saw the introduction of a new high-performance variant, the GT2, which featured a twin-turbocharged engine and aggressive aerodynamic enhancements, pushing the 911's performance envelope to unprecedented levels. The 2004-2009 Porsche 911, with its combination of refined performance, advanced technology, and timeless styling, cemented the 911's position as a true automotive icon and a symbol of automotive excellence.