Factory parts manual?

It's useful for the exploded view diagrams. Many of the part #s are NG

 

yep, I have a complete set of factory parts manual including seperate manual for the automatic gearbox and the AC

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Check www.ferraripubs.com

I bought a CD from him 3 years ago. It was labeled 400i but was actually for a 400 (carbs). He refunded my money but 80% of it is still good. He may now have a 400i worked out.

Ken

 

hey Jim,
if you could get a mint original i think it might be a nice X-mas present to yourself...
but only if it's a really nice one, otherwise it seems a little steep...
let me know if you want to make a copy of the on that i have.

brett

 

I have a complete set of manuals all the way from parts to workshop through injection and body parts. I use them often. BUT you can find almost all of the parts diagrams online.

 

I've only got it for the 1980 version of the 400:
http://www.aircoolednut.com/erkson/personal/cavallino_rampante/

 

I bought the parts manual and the workshop manual, and I think both were about $200 each, if i remember right. Advertised as "original with factory covers" but what I received were Kinko's photo copies. Nonetheless they have been very helpful, I've used both extensively, and worth the money. Sorry, I don't remember where I got them though.

Brennan Johnson
'84 400i #47583
San Luis Obispo, CA

 

You can downlod teh parts manualfrom here

http://www.400register.com/manuals/400-manuals.asp

 

Try Ferrari UK, they have reprints of the Daytona parts manual for £35 pounds, so they may do the same for the 400?

This site is good also for Ferrari parts, they have exploded views of all the parts and prices of the parts they have or can get and it's useful just to look up parts on their site www.eurospares.co.uk
Grant

 

For those of you who download this please remember this is for Series 1 cars, not Series 2 cars