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Old 04-11-2008, 12:58 PM
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If you already pulled out the electrode - you went more then half way. The wire just plugs into the electrode. Pull it out and plug into the new electrode.

But...

The first thing I would check is the ceramic part of the ignition electrode. If it's not broken and not cracked - it's fine.

If there is nothing wrong with the ceramic insulation then the problem is a bad spark module (located inside the control panel).

- The part number for the ignition electrode is AP2020574

- The part number for the spark module is AP2020570

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