OEM Saturn Ignition Coil Boot

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Saturn Ignition Coil Boot is an ignition coil that provides consistent spark by closing the high voltage circuit between the coil and the plug to ensure every start is sure. The brainchild of a daring General Motors initiative, Saturn has made a niche in the market of the 1990s with dent resistant polymer panels that bounced back hits in parking lots and left the finish appearing fresh. Lossed foam casting of lightweight engines provided the accurate shape of its designs and reduced mass; an advanced paint process provided depth and durability which allowed the owners to enjoy vivid color even after the item was bought. The resultant forward thinking touches created a fan base that is very loyal and who continue to still praise the practical innovation of the brand. Saturn Ignition Coil Boot is heatproof rubber which fits the ignition coil and spark plug preventing leakage of voltage as well as moisture. In order to replace the Ignition Coil Boot on a Saturn start with a cool engine and a disconnect battery. Lift one engine cover, disconnect the coil connector and unbolt the coil. Hold that old boot and straight off with it, and then wipe up the stuff around the plug well. Sealing is assisted by a dab of dielectric grease in the new Ignition Coil Boot. Take the boot and force the lower part on the coil and then press it squarely on the spark plug until it clicks. Install the coil again, screw it in, reconnect connector and battery, and start the engine to ensure there is a smooth idle.