Veers to the left

My wheel , when i am on the track will be ok , then to all of a sudden it will go to the left, when i check the calibration it shows that the wheel is set to the left. it does in in Gt Legends and gtr 2. Then i will re calibrate it and it does the same thing. some times it works ok but most of the time it veers to the left. i have recalibrated it about 10 times with no success. i have tried everything, please help me.

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Gills4life

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SOURCE: G25 Wheel No Longer Responsive

I have this problem and i emailed logitech, they told me to send the wheel back to the dealer for a replacement :(

Posted on Sep 19, 2007

Anonymous

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SOURCE: Re: Logitech GT Force Wheel

I don't know what is is yet but i know my power supply is working (~13V) and the power is making it to the board inside the unit, so its internal.

Posted on Sep 06, 2008

Anonymous

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SOURCE: G25 wheel not responding

Hey! I had a similar problem! Only the weel tried to calibrate itself, but itjust "twitched"

So I tried replacing the power cord with a similar one from an older wheel. Didn't work for me.

I opened it up and voilá, same problem as "epicname"! I tightened the screws on the optical sensor and put it back together. Now it works like a treat! So i guess if it's the power cord it won't react, If it's the optical sensor it will twitch, notice it doesn't get a signal and give up from there.

I don't know if this will really help anyone, as they would just send it back to the shop and get it fixed for free. But couldn't find the reciept, and often find it's better to fix things myself than to let the local shop send it to their usual place.

THIS IS JUST A LAST RESORT!! ALWAYS TRY TO GET THE WHEEL REPLACED OR FIXED PROFESSIONALLY!!!

Remove all the screws underneath, even the larger black ones. Remove the steering wheel by unscrewing the bolts on the front panel and the three larger screws under the little circuit board in the wheelhub.

Remove the bonnet. theres a black box on the left engine wich contain the sensor. If it's loose you're able to rattle it. If you're not, the sensor is most likely not the problem.
Unscrew the mainboard and remove the bracket it sits on.
Now the Force Feedback rig should be loose.
Flip it over and pop off the little black cap on the sensor(it's just pushed on)
Put some locktite on and fasten the two screws that hold the sensor mount (unscrew and remove the sensor board so you can get to the last screw)

Put everything back together.

Posted on Nov 28, 2008

Anonymous

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SOURCE: Unplugged my Extreme 3d Pro/When plugged back in, can't calibrate

I opened my stick and detached the Y controller (little black thing attacthed to left bottem of base) opened him (not braking it) cleaned it whit Q20 and cloth. Assemble again and tested before fastening the screws again.

It works better than the day i bought it now.

Posted on Mar 11, 2009