Product review (5 stars): I did some research and found a few super easy to follow youtube videos on how to do ...
I initially was apprehensive about working on a gas oven myself. If it was electric I wouldnt have worried as much. But when the repair guy wanted 70 bucks to just look at the thing let along fix, I did some research and found a few super easy to follow youtube videos on how to do it.

It is REALLY easy.

A few tips:
-dont bother with the connector. Its highly unlikely it will be the right connector. Grab a 5 dollar wire stripper from Home depot. Snip the connector off. Then strip the two wires about 3/8 inch. Do the same for the one in the oven. Do not worry about taking the back off and stuff ...just snipe the one in the oven. Then strip those two. Then swap out the ignitors using the included ceramic wire nuts. Worked like a charm.
-do not over twist the ceramic wirenuts. The threads inside aren't metal and are ceramic too so you can chip and break the threads if you do. Just twist enough to make it snug.