Weber 3612 Igniter Kit

The Weber barbeque has served us well--parts are readily available and are easy to install and are not expensive

I have had to replace the igniter twice in almost 15 years. The igniter was actually still quite good. It is very well made as are most Weber products. The stainless steel gas box is what eventually fails due to rusting (yep stainless steel will rust especially if subjected to heat).
It is easy to replace and I end up giving the entire grill a cleaning and tuneup.

Can't say too much for a replacement ignitor system but it works. It installed as easily as expected, and appeared to be of a slightly better quality than the part that it replaced. If the previous part is any indication, it should last about 5-7 years, hard to believe in this time of designed obsolesence.

My grill isn't a Webber, but I was still able to get it installed by cutting the top of the metal covering the electrode to make room for the burners.

Lights the grill everytime.

Very simple to install if you need a new starter. However, after installing a new starter, new burner tubes, and new flavorizer bars (all easy), I discovered that something was wrong with one of the valves in my manifold. I recommend this kit highly if you need a new starter, but make sure you actually need one. First turn the gas on and spray Windex (easier than soapy water) over everything that might be leaking.