Hey guys,
My new G25 arrived today It's sooo good, except the pedals don't seem to work in LFS. When I go control panel> other hardware>game controllers and get into the settings, it seems to work and you can hear the accelerator noise and the brake, but as soon as I go into LFS and try and configure the pedals to the different functions its as if the pedals aren't connected! PLEASE HELP!

http://en.lfsmanual.net/wiki/Options#Setting_up_the_wheel
Tried that yet?

FOr some reason both the accelerator and the brake are on the same axis, the RZ axis. I don't know how to change it from this, even when i assign it to the axis it still goes off of the RZ axis.

go to control panel > Gaming devices > go into settings of your wheel and uncheck "report combined pedals". Also set "brake/throttle" to separete in LFS options.

Check that the pedals are plugged into the wheel

Sweet as that fixed it, thanks guys

Hi, the one thing i can't get to work is the gas. Brake and clutch work fine??? I have re-plugged the pedals back in, but this does not work. Any advice please?

I dont think this is the case, but make sure that the pedals are set as "seperate" in throttle/brake axes (in options > controls).

As shown in this image (the same one I linked earlier) http://upload.lfsmanual.net/im ... b/HowToAssignAxis_Ani.gif does any of the yellow sliders move when you press the gas?

If a slider does move you just have to assign that axis in LFS.

If it does not move have a look at the Logitech Profiler's, Device > Game Controllers > Logitech G25 Racing Wheel USB > Properties

When you press the gas does the green slider move appropirately? If it doesn't move have a go at reinstalling the profiler (remove the profiler from the add/remove programs in windows control panel, run the setup - make sure you dont plug in the USB until you are asked to. Follow all the steps including calibration).

Good luck...

Thank you do much, i hope i will have no more problems. You have been very helpful to me time to make up for lost time, and put in some serious lap times.

TrackCarFan