Had a couple of hours spare today so decided to do the throttle body boot.
Pretty simple job really..... Expect for the stupid one use clip that held a sensor on and took me a good hour and half to sort out.
Really easy to replace though;
Air intake off
Engine cover off
Loosen off bolts holding IC pipes
Remove sensor wires and bolts from the mount
Undo jubilee clips and ease the boot off
That bit took me all of 15mins
The old boot looked in decent shape tbh, no visible splits but can tell it was the original as the one use clip holding the sensor on the top was still there.
Compared the new and old boots. The new boot was a lot smoother and looked better made to be fair.
Long story short, couldn't get a standard jubilee clip to fit on the boot and hold the sensor in as it was too thick/wide. Went to a hydraulic company we use at work and got a clip that used 2 kind of hooks to locks it's self up. Took a while to get it on but works an absolute treat
Put it all back together in 15mins, warmed it up and checked how it boosted.
Car felt a lot smoother and didn't seem to kangaroo as much so there might have been a leak in the original one after all.
Next up is the f pipe, I'm not looking forward to that tbh as it looks a bit fiddly