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for a 04 996 C4S cab. Prefer a printed manual, Thanks, Brad Blumfeldt Pittsburgh PA

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Go to Renntech.org and find the member Porschelibrarian. Gert the manuals on CD in a searchable PDF format, then print out what you need based on what your are working on. You will also get PET, price lists and TSB's at a reasonable price. You can also find them on eBay on CD, and sometimes print versions although these seem to be pretty expensive ($500+ vs. less than $100). The print versions might be nice to browse through but they are huge and not searchable. There is also an on-line version but it is not always up to date, forget the sight. If you can't find them PM me, I can always burn a CD.

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