Do you think you could figure this out without a Shop
Manual or Wiring Diagrams??
When FIAT left the US in the 1980's, we were given exclusive
permission to continue to reproduce and provide Shop Manuals, Wiring
Diagrams and other Technical Literature necessary for the proper
service and operation of the cars.
The original FIAT publications are "the real thing"
as provided by the Fiat factory to their dealers and service departments when
the cars were being sold.
1968 - 1974 FIAT 124 SPIDER and COUPE FACTORY SHOP MANUAL
- This incredible 670 page manual covers the
1968 to 1974 124 Spider and Coupe. Everything from basic maintenance,
tune-up, detailed repair procedures to complete overhaul for all
components are completely described. Whether you're simply changing
spark plugs or rebuilding your engine, transmission or differential;
this is the most comprehensive manual available anywhere. If it's not
in here, it's not anywhere! There are hundreds and hundreds of
pictures, diagrams and illustrations. If you had a pile of parts in
your garage, this book could tell you how to make a car out of them! This has all the
information you need to keep your classic FIAT going on the road.
CARBOOKS 1967 - 1975 FIAT 124 SPIDER and COUPE SHOP MANUAL - This
is a great "after-market" manual that covers both the 124 Spider and all
years of the 124 Coupe. Separate chapters cover Tune-Up and Maintenance,
Troubleshooting, Fuel System, Ignition, Cooling System, Engine, Clutch,
Transmission, Drive Axle and Driveline, Brakes, Front Suspension,
Steering, Electrical, Body and Specifications. It has hundreds of
pictures, drawings and illustrations. This has all the information you
need to keep your vintage Coupe going.
FIAT
SPECIAL SERVICE TOOLS - FIAT, like all auto manufacturers, had
special service tools to accomplish certain repair or maintenance
procedures. This manual is a listing of all the service tools FIAT
issued from the 850 models to the 2000 Spider. A picture of each tool is
shown along with the FIAT and Kent-Moore part numbers, it's application
to what vehicle and it's purpose. This is essential if you are really
going to "dig deep" into your FIAT.
WIRING DIAGRAMS FOR 124 COUPES
We able to offer you the "correct" wiring
diagrams for your specific type of Coupe, unlike the "generic" or "foreign
market" wiring diagrams that are offered elsewhere. Our
diagrams were produced by Fiat North America's Technical Department while the
cars were being sold as new vehicles and incorporate all the differences unique
to our USA cars. The diagrams vary in number of pages depending upon year of the
car, but cover your car fully with individual circuits on each page, wire color
and component locations. You cannot be without
one of these for your specific year of car! Please email for wiring diagrams not listed.
esportscarparts@gmail.com
can be used for 1968, 1970 and 1971 1438cc BC modelsthis is a fold-out measuring 13"
wide by 16" high
1975 Fiat 124 Coupe Wiring Diagram #3389-75, $22.50
this is a large fold-out measuring 28"
wide by 23" high
FIAT
124 COUPE OWNER'S MANUALS
- Everyone should have the correct Owner's Manual for their car!
Fiat always packed their Owner's Manuals with operation
instructions, basic maintenance information, technical
specifications, scheduled maintenance and much more. Now you can
know what switch controls what, what fuses are in what place and
much more. FIAT Owner's Manuals are so comprehensive that they
can be used as a mini-shop manual for your car.
NOTE: Our reprint Owner's
Manuals are in "booklet" form, the same shape as the originals, not 8.5 x 11 inch copies
available elsewhere.
WEBER 32ADFA CARBURETOR SERVICE MANUAL - Is your 1975
Coupe running a bit "off"? Have a rough idle or hard starting? Lack of power or
poor gas mileage? These and other running problems are covered and
diagnosed in this manual. Written by Fiat North America when the cars were
still sold "new", it covers the description, operation, checks and adjustments
while rebuilding, checks and adjustments on the car and troubleshooting of
the ADFA line of carburetors.
LAMINATED WEBER REBUILDING GUIDE
- Just doing a straight
forward carb rebuild on your Spider? Here's exactly what you need! Our
laminated Rebuilding Guides have complete exploded
views, disassembly instructions, part identification, reassembly
instructions and float setting adjustments. Use it right on your workbench
or under the hood and don't worry about it getting soiled as dirt and grease will wipe right
off!
FIAT
124/2000 COUPE & SPIDER PARTS MANUAL
- This is the Spider & Coupe parts manual
published by the "official" parts importer after FIAT USA left the
North American market. 132 pages with exploded views, descriptions and most importantly
original Fiat part numbers for all the parts within. If your are simply
maintaining your car, restoring it from the ground up or trying to
identify what part goes where this manual is essential to have.
FIAT 124 1608cc COUPE BODY PARTS MANUAL
- This is the 1608cc Coupe Body Parts Manual
published by FIAT. It has 42 pages of all the sheet metal, badges &
emblems, interior & exterior trim, interior panels, seats, etc. with
factory part numbers that comprise the car. Essential if you are trying
to put back together a "basket case" if you want to restore your own
car.
1608cc 124 Coupe Body Parts Manual #60310303, $19.50
5-SPEED TRANSMISSION REPAIR MANUAL
- Another great manual written by Fiat North America when the cars were
still sold "new". Gives complete technical specifications, a
description of the physical operation of the transmission (ever wonder how
all those gears spin around and work?), complete disassembly instructions
for the shafts, gears, synchros and bearings, cleaning and inspection
instructions and then complete reassembly procedures. Each individual
procedure is well documented with specific instructions and an average
of three photos and/or diagrams or drawings on each of the 44 pages.
Don't go into your transmission without this! Though written
specifically for the 124 Spider, this works for 5-speed 124 Coupes also.
A BLAST FROM THE PAST...
JERRARI PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT CATALOG
- Starting in 1969, Jerrari Equipment in Redondo Beach, CA offered a
line of performance parts and accessories for Fiat 124 Spiders and Coupes.
Those of you old enough may remember their ads in the back of Road & Track
and Car & Driver. After two years they published their first parts and
accessories catalog in August 1971 and this is it! They have performance
heads, cams, dual Weber 40DCN's, pistons, tuned headers (for $79.95 !),
shocks, roll bars and whole bunch more fun stuff. What a blast to see the
state of Fiat high-performance from 40 years ago! By the way, you can't make it
out on the thumbnail image, but the 124 Coupe on the cover has the
California personalized license plate "FIAT".
OWN A PIECE OF HISTORY!
- After FIAT ceased selling cars in the US
in 1982 they stayed several years to provide replacement parts here in the
US. In 1990 they sold off the parts business to Import Parts America (IPA)
out of Fremont, CA and left the US behind.
IPA made a nice attempt at doing some
marketing and one of the things they did was to provide a "community"
newsletter. In exchange for your address, year and model of car they would
send you a quarterly newsletter. This newsletter was a great idea, but
after three issues or so it folded.
What we have here is the original, initial
Volume 1, Issue 1 FIAT BRAVO NEWSLETTER from the Fall of 1990. This is NOT a copy or
reprint but the actual newsletter itself printed almost 20 years ago.
This is an incredible look at the FIAT scene
two decades ago and has articles on FIAT's history since 1899, "Affordable
Classic Cars", maintaining your convertible top, adjusting headlamps.
paint maintenance, a great technical Q & A, and pictures & descriptions of
various owner's cars: Scorpions, 124's, 850's and more.
This is the original, oversized 8 page
Newsletter Volume 1, Issue 1, dated Fall of 1990. Quantities are limited
so order it now.
Fiat Bravo Original Volume 1, Issue 1 Newsletter
#1990, $15.00
OWN A PIECE OF HISTORY! (part 2) -
Even after Fiat stopped selling cars in 1982, they continued
selling parts here in the US and Canada. Every couple of months they
issued "Dealer Price Lists" to the former dealers and now coming on line
"Parts Distributors". As parts would come and go, naturally the size of
the book would change but most issues are about 120 pages and list each
and every part with factory part number, a description, dealer price and
retail price. These
books were not supposed to fall into the consumer's hands; the wealth
of information contained within is tremendous!.
These are ORIGINAL FIAT/LANCIA price books, not
copies or reprints so quantities are of course limited.