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Discussion in '308/328' started by Yoric, Aug 23, 2005.

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  1. Yoric

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    #1 Yoric, Aug 23, 2005
    I'd like to either buy or download a copy of the parts manual book for my 89 328 weekend projects and to facilitate the ordering of correct parts with the corresponding parts numbers. Can someone recommend a website or else a dealer or bookseller where I can get one in fairly short order? I just bought the car and, after a week's worth of close scrutiny, it looks like I have a few chores ahead of me before I feel the car is road worthy. Thanks for your suggestions and help.
    Ric
     
  2. Bronco Jr

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    #2 Bronco Jr, Aug 24, 2005
    I've just purchased a manual on CD ROM via ebay (in the UK), 3 GBP plus postage. The seller will post overseas.

    In truth I havnt recieved mine yet so I cannot tell you how good it is, but at such a low cost I figured it was worth a punt.

    Hope this helps
     
  3. 285ferrari

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    #3 285ferrari, Aug 24, 2005
    I just got mine from Ebay--it has the manual, tech portion and some other things on it. I think I paid total about $6.00 for it. It was worth it. Get on Ebay on buy one.
     
  4. Steve Magnusson

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    #4 Steve Magnusson, Aug 24, 2005
    I hope you guys are getting more than just the OM from these eBay sources -- Owners can download the OMs free from the Owners Site www.owners.ferrari.com after registering (although an official printed version has much higher print quality than the scans and is best IMO).

    For printed F documentation, I'd always check with FerrariUK first (they are the spare parts supplier on the Owners Site) -- best price by a huge margin IME.

    PS ricardo -- please check your Private Messages
     
  5. pcord

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    #5 pcord, Aug 24, 2005
    When I bought a "service manual" from ebay it was far more technical that what I expected. It contained wiring diagrams, specs etc... If you're looking for step by step instructions of how to replace the alternator for instance, just beware you should probably ask the seller before you buy so you get what you want.
     

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