New computer has vista 64 bit OS, old wheel is logitech wingman formula force, vista can not find device and i can not find new drivers.

The drivers were made to work on XP, but I think I found one that may work on Vista for the steering wheel.
http://www.opendrivers.com/driver/240041/logitech-wingman-series-joystick-driver-5.01.256-windows-xp-vista-free-download.html
Now I am not sure whether it will work or not, there are alot of complaints for the wheel's pedals not working for games, but all the buttons working. Go into the control panel and look for the menu for controllers and input devices. Make sure all the settings are correct.

Disconnect the hardware and reconnect it and reinstall the drivers again.this should solve the problem

Follow the below guide from Logitech.....

The following Logitech gaming devices will function on a Macintosh computer running Mac OS 9 with Input Sprockets 1.7 or higher. You must also have a functioning USB port.
Logitech® Freedom™ 2.4
Logitech® Dual Action™ Gamepad
Logitech® Extreme™ 3D Pro
Logitech® Attack™ 3
WingMan® Attack™ 2 on the USB port
WingMan® ActionPad™
WingMan® Formula™ GP on the USB port
WingMan® Precision GamePad (USB version only)
WingMan® Extreme™ Digital 3D
WingMan® Formula™ USB
WingMan® GamePad USB
These devices will use the Mac OS Human Interface Device (HID) support. If you are experiencing detection problems using one of the supported devices on a Mac, please contact Apple to ensure your computer meets these requirements. If you are experiencing problems in a particular game, please contact the game manufacturer.
To determine if your Logitech game controller is detected please do the following:

1. OS 9.x
   
2. Click the "Apple Menu".
3. Click "System Profiler".
4. Click the "Devices and volumes" tab.
5. Look at the USB tree to confirm that the controller is listed.

1. OS 10.x (Traditional View)
   
2. Double click the "Hard Drive" icon.
3. Double click the "Applications" folder.
4. Double click the "Utilities" folder.
5. Double click "System Profiler".
6. Click the "Devices and volumes" tab.
7. Look at the USB tree to confirm that the controller is listed.

might be the pedal connection to the wheel (telephone jack like) I had some success with raising the tiny contacts in the wheel part of the connection with my tiniest allen key

Yes And Know, It works with some games, it is a trial and error, there is a few posts online with games that it works with, I have one and it works with Grand Turismo 5 and Smash Cars, I have not tried it on any others, but it does work on some, 

This device is not considered a generic usb device and requires specific drivers. If it is Vista X64, Logitech has discontinued support for this joystick. If it is 32bit this is the link to the driver. http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/486/2969&cl=ca,en?softwareid=4353&osid=13
I hope I helped.

Well you can try download lgs501.exe and run it. This scans on Logitech drivers on your system and can even update them.
( Not checked though, cause I am running on Vista )

Hey i need help. My wheel don´t work on my windows

Best bet is a whole new (well, second hand) wheel from Ebay. There were a couple of sites that made spare bearings & wheels for it but that was as far as they went I'm afraid.

I tried the above link and it works fine, on a 32-bit Vista. But if you have a 64-bit Vista you might want to try the 64-bit version of this driver, just search around Google for it. Fixed the problem I was having with this joystick not working correctly in Vista (no feedback). Now it works great.