The Ferrari 308 QV 328 1985-1989 Service Repair Factory Manual is a comprehensive guide designed to empower you with the knowledge and instructions necessary to maintain and repair your classic Ferrari. This invaluable resource dives deep into the intricacies of your vehicle, offering detailed information and step-by-step instructions for a wide range of tasks. The manual begins with essential general information, setting the stage for your understanding of the 308 QV 328. It then delves into the technical aspects, providing detailed specifications, a breakdown of technical features, and a thorough explanation of the vehicle's design. Rigging information is also included, helping you navigate the complexities of your Ferrari's structure. To aid in troubleshooting, the manual offers a dedicated section dedicated to diagnosing and resolving potential problems. A comprehensive exploration of the electrical system guides you through its components and functions, while a detailed examination of the fuel system equips you with the knowledge to maintain and repair this critical aspect of your vehicle. The Power Unit section focuses on the heart of your Ferrari, providing in-depth instructions on maintenance and repair procedures specific to the engine. The Lower Unit and Bracket Unit sections delve further into the mechanical intricacies of your car, offering detailed guidance on these crucial components. A comprehensive maintenance section provides a roadmap for keeping your Ferrari in peak condition, outlining regular service requirements and preventative measures. The manual concludes with a readily accessible index and appendix for quick reference, ensuring you can easily find the specific information you need. This factory manual is a must-have for any Ferrari 308 QV 328 owner who desires to understand their vehicle thoroughly and perform maintenance and repairs with confidence.

The Ferrari 308 QV (Quattrovalvole, meaning "four valves") and its successor the 328, are iconic sports cars that represent a pivotal period in Ferrari's history. Produced between 1985 and 1989, these models marked a significant evolution from the original 308 GT4, incorporating a powerful new engine and refined styling. The 308 QV featured a 3.0-liter, 32-valve V8 engine delivering a spirited 237 horsepower, while the 328 received a slight displacement increase to 3.2-liters and a bump in power to 270 horsepower. Both models were renowned for their responsive handling, thanks to their lightweight construction and advanced suspension systems. The distinct wedge-shaped design, characterized by pop-up headlights and a sloping hood, further cemented their place in automotive history. While sharing a similar aesthetic, the 308 QV and 328 differed in subtle yet significant ways. The 308 QV, available in both targa and berlinetta variants, featured a more angular front fascia with a prominent air intake, while the 328 incorporated a smoother, more streamlined design with integrated bumpers and revised headlights. The 328 also benefited from a more refined interior with improved ergonomics and materials. These enhancements, combined with the enhanced performance of the 3.2-liter engine, made the 328 a highly sought-after and collectible automobile. The 308 QV and 328 represented a transition period for Ferrari, moving away from the classic Pininfarina designs of the 308 GT4 and into a new era of sleek, aerodynamic, and highly powerful sports cars. Their legacy continues to inspire and captivate enthusiasts, solidifying their position as true icons of the automotive world.