Does the Saitek R440 Force Feedback wheel work with xbox360?

All the manuals and drivers are on the Saitek Website, very easy and straightforward to find and download what you need.
Just make sure it's plugged in to a USB port.

You probably gave up months ago on this; but here it is anyway:

Power Consumption: 10.5watts max
Operating Voltage: 24v dc

(I use a 24v 18w power supply, and have had no problems)

Also, it's a "positive tip" Casio style plug. (I think that's what they used to call them)

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I too, am pedal-less; so here's how I do it: I assign the left paddle shifter to the brake pedal/reverse function, and the right paddle shifter to the accelerate/gas pedal function.Of course, if you are a racer who loves shifting gears with the paddles (and who doesn't?) you'll obviously have to make a choice. I, personally, have no problem with this trade-off. But here's the deal with Saitek: I used to have the R100 - which, if memory serves, did not sell with pedals - and it worked great as described above. However, because I was pretty hard on the gas, it didn't take long to break the gas paddle right off! I found the R440 wheel not long ago at Goodwill, but since it has the same plastic paddles - albeit, a bit larger and wider - I was reluctant to buy it. Although it lacked the pedals, as well as the part that secures it to the desk, it was only $9.00! Did I mention it didn't have a power supply, either? :O

Fortunately, I am able to snug it down on my desk with a pair of two-and-a-half inch "C" clamps. The power problem almost rendered it worthless, though; what with the force feedback and all. I had no idea at the time it was going to need so much juice. If I would've looked at the label.... Hey, nine bucks! Who bothers with labels! As luck would have it, I had an old Visiontek flatbed scanner, that bit the dust years ago, so I'm using the p.s. from it. 24v 18w. I am extremely careful, not to jam the right paddle the way I did with the R100. It's holding up remarkably well - and despite all it's missing stuff, it hasn't got a scratch on it and is precise as heck!

this link might help you.
how to fix force feedback wheel R440 saitek have windows 7 Google Search

you need to install the drivers for it.you can find them in the box the device came.if not search on google.type brand name and driver after

My thoughts are that you just need to replace a trigger in the pedal or you need to simply clean it

Go to the website of Saitek and see if they have produced a driver for Windows 7 .

Sure as God made Little Apples Windows will not do it for them

Saitek R660 GT force feedback wheel works fine (for me any way) hope that helps

XBOX360 Controller Emulator
http://www.tocaedit.com/IB/index.php?automodule=downloads&showfile=4

It helps. I got my saitek ps2700 to work with fallout3 with it. Yust download and install using instructions in readme.txt.

hmm, never heard it before. you maybe have a driver issue, try re installing drivers then let me know.