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My Specialized Enduro 04, which I dearly love, has suddenly developed a bobbing shock. Pressure still good so I suspect the Brain unit, which also has developed a much looser lever for adjusting the ride threshold. Anyone else had similar issues? Is the Brain actually serviceable or am I looking at a new shock? I've had plenty of friends telling me to replace such an "old" bike but I'd rather sort the shock out. Cheers!
[url= http://www.mojo.co.uk/Website2010/html/foxservicing.html ]Mojo[/url] will service it but it will cost you here is a link
Thanks; I've feeling the brain part isn't serviceable though. Was wondering if anyone else had replaced theirs with a RP23 or similar. Or if anyone has a Float R + brain for sale by any chance?
At the bottom of the service listing it says remote brain £129 that's got to be the unit you want repaired?
Yes, cheers, it is.
Hi,I had the same problem on my '04 S-Works Enduro.
The blue coloured threshold knob on the underside of the brain unit became [b]very[/b] easy to turn,(not the fingertip shredding job that it usually is!),also accompanied by an oil leak from the same area.
Ended up sending the complete unit off to Mojo for a full service,& they replaced the seals in the brain unit as part of the service,which cured the problem.
It also needed a new shock body,plus a new air can too,the repair cost came to around £160 iirc,which at first thought is steep,but still cheaper than a new shock imho.