This comprehensive OEM Parts Manual covers the Porsche 944 model years 1985-1988. It is an invaluable resource for anyone looking to repair or maintain their vehicle, offering detailed information and illustrations for every part of the car. The manual includes exploded parts diagrams, making it easy to visualize the assembly and disassembly process for each component. All part numbers are clearly listed within relevant sections, allowing you to quickly identify and order the exact parts you need. The manual is written in a user-friendly and straightforward manner, making it accessible to individuals of all skill levels. With detailed illustrations, part numbers, and descriptions, finding the correct replacement part is simple. This manual provides a comprehensive understanding of your Porsche 944, empowering you to perform repairs and maintenance confidently and affordably.

The Porsche 944, a sporty coupe produced from 1982 to 1991, stands as a testament to the German automaker's commitment to performance and engineering excellence. It was the successor to the iconic 924, inheriting its front-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout, but with a significant upgrade: a powerful, naturally-aspirated 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine producing 150 horsepower. This engine, coupled with the car's lightweight construction and precise handling, provided a thrilling driving experience. The 944 was initially designed as a more affordable alternative to the flagship 911, yet it quickly carved its own niche within the Porsche lineup. It was lauded for its refinement, practicality, and surprisingly competitive performance, offering a compelling blend of luxury and sportiness.

The Porsche 944, particularly the 1985-1988 models, represents a period of significant evolution for the car. These years saw notable enhancements, including a larger 2.7-liter engine producing 163 horsepower, a revised suspension for improved handling, and the introduction of a Turbocharged version with significantly increased power. This model, with its distinctive "whale tail" spoiler, cemented the 944's reputation as a performance icon. The introduction of the 944 S in 1986 marked a further step in performance, featuring a higher compression ratio, a larger intake manifold, and a more aggressive camshaft profile, resulting in a power output of 190 horsepower. These advancements, coupled with the car's timeless design, made the 1985-1988 Porsche 944 a popular and desirable model amongst enthusiasts, retaining its allure and appreciating value even today.