What voltage power supply do need for the momo force feedback wheel i go one second hand and it was missing the power supply please could help?

Hi,
I suggest you to open the below link and download the driver for your Logitech MOMO and reboot your PC. Try and let me know whether this works or not.
http://driverscollection.com/?file_cid=39076550964af5e37c02bbf557e

check that the power supply is working properly

the wheel works with out the power supply

try and plug the plug in a different socket and see if it works
so if you have a voltmeter / multimeter check for voltage in the output plug of the power adapter

1/4" 24 Volt dc (center pin is positive) at 0.75 A or more.
The device will only use what amperage it requires.

Power supply is 1/4" 24 volt dc (center pin positive) at 0.75 A.
GL on the allthread post.

hi rsmith2366, thank you for using fixya. below is a link from safemanuals.com for your logitech

Logitech MOMO Racing Force Feedback Wheel

hope this helps, if you have other requests please let u know.

regards

voodoo

The correct voltage output on the power supply is 24 volts and .75 amps. Center positive outside sleeve negative. Hope this helps.

It's OK to use a power supply with a bigger current capacity than needed. If you find once with, say, 24V and 1.0A then that's usable - the wheel will draw as much as it needs.
Therefore:
Same voltage (24V)
Same or greater current (=>0.75A)
Same polarity (positive centre) __________________
Same as the Momo Racing Black, positive inside, negative outside.

The G25 power supply output is stronger: 24Vdc, 1.75A, same polarity.

As long as output voltage, polarity, amperes and connectors are the same you should be fine using a compatible unit, if you find one. In your case it would be 24V, 0.75A, positive inside, but if I were in you I'd wait for some American Driving Force owner to confirm this to be completely sure. The American psu model should however be GAD-SLU-240A8, 110V input, same PSU as Driving Force Pro. Take a look at this for more info. I received this from a forum with people that had the same issues as you and I hope this helps. It seems like they're saying that a store bought universal power supply may mess up your wheel so be careful. If this helps, please leave feed back. FIXYA!

Make sure its plugged in to the power adapter and install the logitech software, then you should be able to open up game controllers on windows and run a test there for the force feedback etc.

iv got same wheel and it is 24v

I'm running 5.02 and have the same problem...