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How old and is it replaceable? One of the biggest issues with old stuff is that you can't get a suitable replacement, so if you totally murder it whilst trying to fix it, you could be writing the bike off in the process.
If you really want it fixed, and fixed properly, send it off to TF tuned or ask Mario at LMNH to do it.
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But if you buy a used shock there's a good chance it will need a service too...
In my experience second hand MTB bits tend to be pretty knackered compared to road stuff.
Howard
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@hippy
Where's the best place to get Fox Float RL seal kits and Fox suspension lube stuff?
There's a £25 kit on amazon but I could buy a used shock off ebay for that.
I reckon I could have a go at fixing an old Float shock instead of replacing it.