RockShox TurnKey Damper Internals

This specific damper is engineered exclusively for RockShox Judy Silver A1+ and 30 Silver A3+ models. Before purchasing, verify your fork's specific model name and generation, as internal components are not universally interchangeable across the RockShox lineup.

Yes, replacing the TurnKey damper internals is the standard solution for restoring lockout functionality if the mechanism has failed or feels inconsistent. If your lockout lever is stuck or the fork continues to compress while locked, this component typically resolves the issue.

Yes, this damper is compatible with forks designed for both 27-inch and 29-inch wheel sizes. The internal damping mechanism functions independently of the wheel diameter, provided the fork chassis itself is one of the supported models.

You will need a standard cassette tool or a specific top cap socket to remove the existing damper assembly, along with fresh suspension oil. It is a straightforward maintenance task, but ensure you have the correct oil weight and volume specified in your fork's service manual before beginning.

Common indicators include a lockout lever that no longer engages, a 'mushy' feel during compression, or oil leaking from the top cap area. If you notice a loss of damping control or the fork feels unresponsive compared to when it was new, the internal seals or valves may be worn out.