The FIAT MAREA/MAREA WEEKEND Service Repair Manual provides comprehensive, detailed instructions and specifications for servicing and repairing your vehicle. This professional-grade manual, identical to what technicians use at Fiat dealerships, covers every aspect of your car, including all models and engines. You'll find step-by-step instructions, illustrations, wiring diagrams, and troubleshooting guides for: * **Engine Overhaul and Rebuilding**: Dive deep into engine repair, including rebuilding procedures and complete engine specifications. * **Brakes**: Learn everything from brake servicing procedures to complete brake system diagnostics. * **Sunroof**: Understand the workings of your sunroof and how to troubleshoot and repair it. * **Timing Belt Replacement**: Master the timing belt replacement process with detailed instructions and diagrams. * **Trouble Codes**: Decode error codes and understand what they mean, aiding in diagnosis and repair. * **Wiring Diagrams**: Navigate complex electrical systems with detailed wiring diagrams. * **Troubleshooting and Diagnostics**: Learn to diagnose problems with your vehicle quickly and efficiently. * **Computer Diagnostic Trouble Tree Charts**: Follow these charts to pinpoint the source of problems and identify the necessary repairs. * **Engine Performance**: Optimize your engine's performance with procedures and specifications. * **Front End and Alignment Procedures**: Maintain perfect vehicle handling with detailed alignment specifications and procedures. * **Suspension**: Diagnose and repair suspension components with ease. * **Transmission Removal and Installation**: Learn the process of removing and installing your transmission. * **Air Conditioning Service and Capacities**: Get expert advice on air conditioning service and understand proper refrigerant levels. * **Transmission In Car Servicing**: Learn to service your transmission without removing it from the vehicle. * **Computer Diagnostic Codes**: Understand and interpret various computer diagnostic codes. * **Firing Orders**: Comprehend the firing order of your engine for optimal performance. * **Detailed Specifications**: Access comprehensive specifications for every model covered. * **Factory Maintenance Schedules**: Follow manufacturer-recommended maintenance schedules to keep your car running smoothly. * **Serpentine Belt Routings**: Visualize the correct path of your serpentine belt with detailed diagrams. * **Timing Belt Service Procedures**: Execute proper timing belt maintenance with step-by-step instructions. * **Brake Servicing Procedures**: Learn the best practices for servicing your brakes. * **Driving Concerns**: Find solutions for common driving issues and their underlying causes. * **Torque Specifications**: Ensure proper tightening with comprehensive torque specifications for every bolt and nut. * **U-Joint and CV-Joint Service Procedures**: Understand the servicing requirements for U-joints and CV-joints. * **Repair Procedures**: Gain thorough knowledge of repair procedures for various components. * **Complete Wiring Diagrams**: Access comprehensive wiring diagrams for all vehicle systems. * **Hundreds of Illustrations**: Visualize complex processes with numerous clear illustrations. * **Vacuum Diagrams**: Understand the flow of vacuum lines and diagnose issues through vacuum diagrams. This comprehensive manual provides you with the tools and knowledge necessary to confidently service and repair your FIAT MAREA/MAREA WEEKEND yourself, saving you time and money.

The Fiat Marea and Marea Weekend are compact cars that were produced by the Italian automaker Fiat from 1998 to 2007. The Marea, a compact saloon, was launched in 1998 to replace the Fiat Tempra, while the Marea Weekend, a station wagon version, followed shortly after. Both models were designed to appeal to a wider audience than their predecessors, offering a more modern and spacious interior with a focus on comfort and practicality. The Marea featured a range of petrol and diesel engines, with power outputs ranging from 75 to 140 hp. Notably, the Marea was the first Fiat to be developed on a platform specifically designed for the C-segment, the Fiat Tipo platform. This platform was also used for other models like the Lancia Lybra and the Alfa Romeo 156. The Marea and Marea Weekend were praised for their spacious interiors, comfortable ride, and stylish design, particularly the weekend variant, which was known for its versatility and practicality. They were popular throughout Europe and were also sold in other markets such as South America and Australia. Despite their positive attributes, the Marea and Marea Weekend faced competition from other compact cars, which offered more advanced technologies and improved fuel efficiency. Moreover, they suffered from some quality issues reported by some owners, potentially contributing to their declining sales. Ultimately, Fiat discontinued both models in 2007, replaced by the Fiat Bravo and Fiat Brava, respectively. Despite their short production run, the Marea and Marea Weekend remain significant models in Fiat's history, representing a step forward in design, comfort, and practicality for the Italian automaker.