Thank you sir, hope to catch you next time.Not gonna be able to make it tonight
We were warned recently about controlled power outages. If I am not there come race time that is probably why
What wheel and pedal do you have?Not exactly a night to write home about. Sure the qualifying race was decent (Nice battle with @The Afterman), but I started experiencing an issue with the throttle where it would just randomly sound like it was cutting out (Even with my foot flat to the floor). First race it developed around 8 laps in, but it started to be even more present in the 2nd one.
Good chance that unless I can get this problem solved, it might be curtains for ANY racing for the time being.
What wheel and pedal do you have?
I'm sure you cleaned the potentiometer out a few times already, but in the chance you have not, see the videos below:Logitech G29, standard pedals.
I'm sure you cleaned the potentiometer out a few times already, but in the chance you have not, see the videos below:
If cleaning has been done and your problem is worn potentiometers or gears, see this link:
https://www.3drap.it/product/potentiometer-replacement-kit-logitech-pedals/
Hope these help get you back racing.
Logitech G29, standard pedals.
@Moby45 I think you shoud win the Nova award of excellence for w2w combat. You had me sweating the first race. Then I made a mistake and you got by and I thought it was over with the extra weight I was carrying. Then we had a proper battle and I won't lie it was all a blur and I forgot how I got by you lol. Then same thing in the second race I was trying to keep you and marcus behind. Then I just locked up the brakes on the last corner and you two got by. Again thought it was game over but then you got held up at the kink and I was able to get by again. Great but of driving.
Roman will be towing a grand piano on acceleration and on braking, (Godfather voice) forget about it.Well considering I'm going to have a +140 lb handicap to the normal people (and compared to Tex I'm going to be riding around with a cow tied to the roof) I don't think I'll be going anywhere the next few races lolol
Should give you guys a better idea of what I had to deal with, Race 2 being the worst.
You can always try bumping the gearing 1 tooth...taje note of where its at currently.. then remove the throttle pedal, and when reassembling, bump it one tooth to the point where the gear stop arm is being pressured to the base while pedal is released and assemble. Looking at mine,, i believe from factory, the bottom pedal tooth is on the second tooth of the potentiometer gear.. move it to the first if its not there already.. I had this same issue in the past, adjusted mine like this and have had zero issues since. It basically puts a light spring pressure on the gear to gently force zero input and removes any gear slop or gear deadzone. Only other option is new gears or possibly a potentiometer if that doesn't fix it.Update on the situation: Sadly it still happens but I noticed two interesting things:
- It only happens with GT Sport. Doesn't happen with the F1 games, doesn't happen in either Project cars games or in Dirt Rally 2.0
- It happens the worst at Laguna Seca regardless of the car. Tried at other tracks and it seems like this particular track is the worst offender.
While the pedals are certainly the cleanest they've been since I've first got them, seems that cleaning them hasn't done much to fix it.
Should give you guys a better idea of what I had to deal with, Race 2 being the worst.
Finally had a chance to look at this. Your issue is the other direction. Mine was a small input when the pedal was not depressed. Yours look like it could be more in line with what Raul was experiencing. I'm see as you have the throttle to the floor, its spiking and loosing input.
These guys seemed to have same issue.
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/thre...ogitech-g25-g27-pedal-pontentiometers.247510/
Did you take the potentiometer apart or just clean the housing and gears?
You can always try bumping the gearing 1 tooth...taje note of where its at currently.. then remove the throttle pedal, and when reassembling, bump it one tooth to the point where the gear stop arm is being pressured to the base while pedal is released and assemble. Looking at mine,, i believe from factory, the bottom pedal tooth is on the second tooth of the potentiometer gear.. move it to the first if its not there already.. I had this same issue in the past, adjusted mine like this and have had zero issues since. It basically puts a light spring pressure on the gear to gently force zero input and removes any gear slop or gear deadzone. Only other option is new gears or possibly a potentiometer if that doesn't fix it.
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