Complete the connection between coil and spark plug with the Standard Ignition Direct Ignition Coil Boot SPP93E, a coil-on-plug boot for vehicles with direct ignition. It is a direct-fit replacement for the 2004-2006 Chevrolet Epica and 2004-2006 Suzuki Verona with the L6-2.5L engine.
- Coil-on-plug boot: installs directly between the ignition coil and the spark plug.
- Spring included: a spring comes included within the boot.
- Silicone construction: the boot is made of silicone in a straight configuration.
- Specs: 3.84 in (97.54 mm) long, with no resistor.
The boot sheathes and insulates the high-voltage connection from the coil to the spark plug. Possible signs a boot may need replacing include cracking, tearing, or hardening of the boot, or an engine misfire. If a worn boot is the cause, this unit replaces it. Misfires have many possible causes, so diagnose the problem before replacing parts.
This is an OE-replacement part. The listed applications use six boots per vehicle, and each package contains one boot, so order six to replace every boot on the engine. Country of origin: Taiwan.
Interchange: 16061 · SPB156 · CP092 · 362054
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This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
16061, SPB156, CP092, SPP93E, 362054
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Standard Ignition SPP93E coil boot do?
It installs directly between the ignition coil and the spark plug on direct-ignition engines. It sheathes and insulates the connection, and a spring is included within the boot.
Which vehicles does the SPP93E fit?
It fits the 2004-2006 Chevrolet Epica and the 2004-2006 Suzuki Verona with the L6-2.5L engine.
How many coil boots do I need?
The listed applications use six boots per vehicle. Each package contains one boot.
Is the spring included, and what is the boot made of?
Yes, a spring is included within the boot. The boot is made of silicone in a straight configuration and is 3.84 in (97.54 mm) long.
What are signs a coil boot may need replacing?
Possible signs include a cracked, torn, or hardened boot, or an engine misfire. Misfires have many possible causes, so diagnose the problem before replacing parts.
