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I think rockshox stuff is a little more DIYable.
I like pulling things apart and then putting them back together again - i know this is not how everyone operates. If it were me, i'd do some googling on servicing the fork you've got and then give it a bash. You can do a fair bit without specialist tools. If it's worth bugger all, you've got less to lose.
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FWIW if it has the mo-co damper it will always make a squishy noise as it's an aeration damper, it has no volume compensation and if over-filled it will hydrolock.
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It’s a very cheap rockshox which has never had any tlc or air in it so £100 is almost what I paid for it!