Let all the air out of the shock… Unscrew the air can. Cycle the damper a few times. Can you hear the “squelch”? The fox air cans have a tiny blow through port to charge the negative air cavity (when you pump up the shock air pressure in both equalises). As the piston moves past this hole, float fluid can rush through and make a really loud squelching sound! Usually happens when the shock return to full extension. Some are noisier than others but on all the shocks I have had (float, 2xrp23,2 x ctd) they have all made a noise to some degree or another. My latest was sent back to mojo as it was so noisy and they replaced the air can (there was a QC issue with the machined bypass feature). Worth looking at.
If it still feels fine I would just ride it to be honest.