Boxster Factory Service Manual

[KentV]

Any good web sites or other information on where to find a Boxster Service Manual? Unless the Bentley one is really detailed, I'd lean toward a factory one.

Thx

[pk2]

Yah, if you teach yourself Bit torrent you'll find it (sorry gotta be cryptic...just start googling). There's also someone out there wo sells if for $ 5. Big download/

Personally I've always much preferred factory manuals too. But this thing it a nightmare (to me). To find some subject you have to basically go through the whole book page by page. Headlight adjustments might be under the transmission section or something, more text and illustrations devoted to removing the cigarette lighter than to...say...the clutch.

Love to see a Bently but never have. I've managed to stumble through some significant surgery though, with the factory manual.

Good Luck PKt.

[TKE878]

Go here:

http://www.cannell.co.uk/Manuals.htm

[Loren]

Go here:

http://www.cannell.co.uk/Manuals.htm

Sorry, as stated here before that manual copy is woefully out of date and lacking numerous supplement updates. Use at your own risk.

[TKE878]

Noted, but it is still a good reference.

[N41EF]

Not sure what year Boxster you have, but the Bentley's is a really really good choice. I've owned a dozen VW's and always bought a Bentley's and find them to be a better deal. As an example, they have a "how the fuel injection system works" section, wiring diagrams, OBD codes and such. Take a look on eBay, or you can order direct from Bentley Publishing. Used one do pop up on eBay from time to time.

[Richard Hamilton]

Not sure what year Boxster you have, but the Bentley's is a really really good choice. I've owned a dozen VW's and always bought a Bentley's and find them to be a better deal. As an example, they have a "how the fuel injection system works" section, wiring diagrams, OBD codes and such. Take a look on eBay, or you can order direct from Bentley Publishing. Used one do pop up on eBay from time to time.

Or even better, go to: http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?a...amp;code=amazon

;) ;)

[pk2]

Or even better, go to: http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?a...amp;code=amazon

;) ;)

To Lorens point, Is that book current? And to my point, is there any more logic to it's navigation?

Thanks PK

Edited July 12, 2009 by pk2