Hi,
Does anyone know where you can buy the 10k pots used on g27/g25?
I am in uk.
cheers n see you on track
That's a nice find doc, let me know if they work and I'll get a couple.
cheers
Anyone know if this would work for the PS3 and be a straight forward replacement for a wornout potentiometer without any modification or calibration needed?
AP electrix
http://apelectrix.com/index.html
It works with the PS3:
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=123963#post3692033
But Andy has not been making them for the best part of half a year. As No_46 says, it's only a brake pedal, but nothing to stop you reusing the old brake pot on another pedal if needs be.
Hi,
Does anyone know where you can buy the 10k pots used on g27/g25?
I am in uk.
cheers n see you on track
P_Lav^Wow WD40 on electronics? Are they high? WD40's not even good for anything let alone electronics. It's probably the case that the wiper inside the potentiometer is arching, building up carbon over time, and therefor increasing the resistance, lowering the pedals effectiveness, cleaning it should work, but it wouldn't be a bad idea to replace the pots if they are a few years old, and have gotten alot of use, most electrical supply store should carry that body style, I know my school has a few of those 10K pots.
PIGBOYpigboy has this problem with his pedals.tried a tune from a member of GTPlanet and the car(599) was a plough(beat the lap times 2nd lap).lucky i saw the accelerator thingie flickering and went "aahhhh"..simshop,here i come.....the screws that hold pedal plates on look great silver,not the standard black,but thats being picky.im more worried about the wheel itself crashing from side to side when you start up,sounds harsh.does it 3 times because a GT5 icon isnt there on me ps3 so i load another game,them hit P button,then icon appears,strange but i live with it.
this thread has helped me alot,the quick search b4 starting a thread was usefull..
bye
1 other thing,i suppose all 3 pods are the same?
Hi there I would like to give you guys some advice regarding the G25/G27 pots.
I too recently had a problem with my throttle which only gave me 90% throttle, and when i came off the throttle completely i still had random flickering of power around 20% throttle. I read this forum with advice regarding replacement pots.
What I did was bought some electrical contact cleaner, sprayed it inside of the potentiometer and it has worked perfectly ever since. It stands to reason that if the pot is still working it probably just needs cleaning up. I have to say the cleaner works absolutely fantastic, and its also much easier and cheaper to buy some contact spray. Some people recommend wd40, but i think that is a very bad idea. Buy a well branded contact cleaner, because agents like wd40 will only collect more dust and grime over time, as it doesn't evaporate like a contact cleaner.
/FraG