Logitech G29 Pedal Issues
Kimpembouz
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matteo -
matteo -
Hello, I recently reinstalled my Logitech G29 wheel in my setup, and a problem has arisen regarding the pedals. When I try to calibrate the wheel, I reach the pedal stage and the accelerator and brake pedals are constantly pressed down even though I'm not touching them. When I press the pedal, it gradually stops accelerating/braking for each of them.
I've already tried browsing various forums and attempting everything, uninstalling and replugging, etc., but it's not working.
Thank you for your help.
I've already tried browsing various forums and attempting everything, uninstalling and replugging, etc., but it's not working.
Thank you for your help.
2 answers
Hello, I solved this problem with the control panel under Windows 10 - devices and printers, then you need to calibrate the Logitech G29 under game controller settings - properties...
But first reset and then calibrate, be careful not to skip steps, otherwise almost everything gets misconfigured.
Apparently most games like Dirt Rally 2.0 recognize and take the basic properties of the device under "Windows 10" and the rest like sensitivity settings, etc., is done via Logitech G HUB.
(A small detail, it only works if you are sure that the pedal has no potentiometer defects, install G HUB to have a visual)
I hope this helps you and others too :)
But first reset and then calibrate, be careful not to skip steps, otherwise almost everything gets misconfigured.
Apparently most games like Dirt Rally 2.0 recognize and take the basic properties of the device under "Windows 10" and the rest like sensitivity settings, etc., is done via Logitech G HUB.
(A small detail, it only works if you are sure that the pedal has no potentiometer defects, install G HUB to have a visual)
I hope this helps you and others too :)
Hello, I took apart my pedal because my brake pedal kept braking even though my foot wasn't pressing on it anymore, so I took it apart. I removed the plate from the bottom. So it should be noted that the return of the pedal is done with a spring, a rubber block, and grease, so there's grease in the pedal. Well, I think I managed to fix it, but now the second problem is that I need to push down on the pedal to put the bottom plate back on to insert the first screw, and it's a hassle. I'm crossing my fingers that it works.
I don't understand how you did it once in the control panel,
could you please explain?
Because for me, the pedals stay fully pressed and I don't understand how to change that.