I have porsche carrera 911 and have pedals problem....




I installed the latest drivers, but I fool around pedals

Gas pedal as if they exist, the LFS is a continuous full throttle


Brake and clutch work well but the LFS and they fool around in the drivers


I think I have the same problem as this guy





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v ... p;feature=player_embedded



Sorry for bad english!

You mean the brake pedal doesn't go to 100%?

What pedals do you have? Clubsport pedals or the stock ones?

recalibrate and reassign the axis in LFS option screen that seem to be your problem.

I have a stock pedal .. gas does not work either as an axis

do it work in window's configuration?

No shit ... I must have all pedals for drift...

Did you see JJ72's post?

Go to the local Porsche Dealer-kidding! ;D

No but seriously, clubsports, take the cover of and air the dust out?

Quote from Ckea. :

I have a stock pedal .. gas does not work either as an axis

Quote from MattsterGT :

Go to the local Porsche Dealer-kidding! ;D

No but seriously, clubsports, take the cover of and air the dust out?

Besides missing the key-point of the thread, do you know how clubsport pedals look? Last time I check there's no such thing as a cover that can hold dust.

Quote from Bose321 :

Besides missing the key-point of the thread, do you know how clubsport pedals look? Last time I check there's no such thing as a cover that can hold dust.

facepalm. Yeh I didn't really make that clear. 911 Carrera pedals cover.

The problem is that the pedals use potentiometers (POTS) to determine position. These inevitably get dirty and cause the system to register an incorrect calibration. Mine did this, but the fix is that Fanatec did not include a filter system with the pedals.

http://www.basherboards.com/PF1

This is the filter adapter that will stop the calibration problem. It's between $22 and $28 (depending on what country it ships to) and having used it on my set, it fixes the problem(s) of bad calibration on the pedals.