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I found one cracked while changing my plugs.
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Replace plugs

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I found one cracked while changing my plugs.
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Spark Plug Connector and Boot

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I found one cracked while changing my plugs. Performance lists for $56 and the dealership lists for $23. I normally don't find the dealership lower in price. Am I missing something here? Scott at Hendrick insists it's the right part.

POST 2Original post

Just a guess, but it may be that the dealer is only quoting the socket for the spark plug (2) and Performance is quoting the entire assembly (1). Have them each give you a part number and see if they match.

POST 3Original post

Pat, I believe Don is correct. I don't recall the year of your car but here ate the part numbers for #1 & #2 in Don's diagram above. For model years '99 - '01 #1 = 996 602 101 01 #2 = 996 602 103 01 For model years '02 - '04 #1 = 996 602 104 00 #2 = 996 602 105 00

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Well, the only part that's bad is the boot. Maybe I can save $40 and just replace that, if that's what Scott quoted. Performance quoted as 1 unit.

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