Ferrari F355 Service DIY Step by Step Part 2: Filters, Fluids & Plugs

Ferrari F355 Service DIY Step by Step Part 2: Filters, Fluids & Plugs

Ferrari F355 Full Service. I walk you through a simple Step by Step guide to servicing a 355 (all variants: Spider, Berlinetta & GTS) and make it very easy to follow with plenty of tips and tricks.
Part 2:
Spark Plugs
Fuel & Air Filters
Coolant Change
Brake Fluid Change

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Brian Sherwood says:

Don't own a Ferrari and never will; Don't need to know how to service one. Most things you cover are irrelevant to me. However, these videos are so pleasing to watch. Why is that? Keep them coming and thanks for the channel.

Chrisrw says:

Awesome videos. Know that a lot of gear heads appreciate these, whether on the 348, 355, or 360. Am I missing Part 3 or is it "in the works?"

xsonicsparkx says:

Found this. Liked. Subscribed. Now I'm just waiting for the belt change… the bane of every 355 owner's existence.

vasantos2171 says:

Why does the coolant look like windshield washer fluid?

Frank Mummolo says:

Noticed the coolant you drained was green (and pretty clean! Good job!), but the replacement coolant was blue. I’ve been told that German cars should use blue coolant. Was the previous coolant incorrect for your car? I know it’s Italian, but sometimes I hear blue for European cars in general. Great video. I’m now thinking about a 355. Thanks!

Maarten Rijsdijk says:

Nice video but service on a Ferrari is all about details details en details…….

K B says:

The music at 17:57 sounds like an old 80's porno…. Suits the Ratarossa perfectly!

Arjan van der Zwan says:

Can't wait to see the cam belt change….. when are you planning to do this? Nice channel to watch, by the way!!

Andre M Nel says:

Do not have a Ferrari but love the way you take care of yours.

Francis Roche says:

Hi, aiming to restart my 355 after six years idle, any advice would be much appreciated, thanks in advance.

tower9 says:

Helpful video but, for the life of me I can't crack the nuts on the fuel filter on my 355 to remove it. Even after soaking in penetrating fluid. Any tips?

junkman says:

4 Ferrari and no hoist to lift them for servicing?

ian williamson says:

Why did you put blue coolant in when you removed green?

Howard Beer says:

The coolant you drained is not suitable for Alloy engines and then you filled it with a different coolant without flushing out the system as to 2 coolants are different and am sure neither are suitable for that engine . Also never fill with tap water as it has so many chemicals in it always use distilled water as it will never cause corrosion in the radiators

Scott Gibson says:

If the spark plug cover comes off without damaging the gasket, and it can be removed from the cover, then all you need to do is either rub each side of the gasket with a lithium based grease untill you see it being absorbed , or you can use vasaline, easy on then next time you take it off, easy off.

JaxUnfiltered says:

@Ratarossa what do u think of the #aftermarket #carbonfiber #airboxes by #Gruppem for the #355

dazgreen says:

Looks like it’s the opposite way round to the one you took off??

Jim Beck says:

Where did you get the bleeding system for the brakes? Tired of recruiting family members to pump the brakes.

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