Product review (4 stars): Works fine now. Now I wonder though if I really ...
Works. But it took a bit of work to get to that point.

It's not a precise match as it doesn't fit the shield/housing/whatever-it's-called. So, once I got everything apart I saw that I had to get a new housing--not this igniter's fault of course but my housing shield was completely burned through. Luckily I got one from the local Wolf parts place for a reasonable price (unlike their price for the igniter which was the opposite of reasonable). But this igniter would not go all the way into the new housing. I had to open tabs and do a bit of bending of the sheet metal on the housing to get the igniter in. Not a big deal, mind you. Especially for the price here. Works fine now.

Now I wonder though if I really even needed it. Maybe my entire problem was the burned out housing and all I had to do was replace it. For the information: What my broiler was doing was not igniting for a very long time, and then coming on with a mini-explosion from the gas buildup.  Was sort of ok if I opened the door and stood out of the way, but with the door closed the explosion literally blew it open about 6-8 inches. Needless to say I stopped using the broiler. I was told, by a supposed expert, that this was caused by ta bad igniter.

I now suspect it was the burned out housing not directing the gas to the ignitor until a critical mass of gas was reached.