Force feedback?

GYMKHANA_RYAN4

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GYMKHANA_RYAN43
I have one of the original logitech driving force wheels.

It was bought along with GT3 so it is getting on a bit.

It looks like this

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However mine has a sticker at the bottom that says clearly FORCE FEEDBACK.

However since the purchase of the product I have never experienced any force feedback of any kind, this is probably due to me using the DS controllers more as they were easier to get the hang of when I was younger,

Since Buying GT5 I have brought the wheel out again in hope that I could finally use it properly but It seems so hard without any feedback especially when I try drifting.

I've been on all of the menus on gt5 and adjusted feedback to 10 but i still get nothing?!?!

Has anyone else experienced this/ does anyone know a solution?

Any feedback (from you guys and hopefully the wheel) would be greatly appreciated :dopey:

Cheers

Ryan
 
Does the force feedback works with any other racing game fro PS3? because otherwise your wheel may be broken
 
I've only had the ps3 for a couple of months, GT5 is the only driving game i played it with.

I've noticed a spare socket on the back of the wheel, I don't know if this is linked?
 
do these need an additional power supply to them for the feedback to work?
 
GYMKHANA_RYAN4
I've only had the ps3 for a couple of months, GT5 is the only driving game i played it with.

I've noticed a spare socket on the back of the wheel, I don't know if this is linked?
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Yuo should have 2 sockets on the back of the wheel, one for the pedals and an AC power connector (I mean an hole to connect the wheel to electricity :D)

Maybe the reason why FF doesn't work is that the wheel is not powered, as far as I know every FF wheel needs an auxiliary power source
 
GYMKHANA_RYAN4
do these need an additional power supply to them for the feedback to work?
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That could be the issue. I accidentally unplugged my DFGT wheel one night and didn't have any force feedback. Plugged it in and everything was fine.
 
MarsSpork
That could be the issue. I accidentally unplugged my DFGT wheel one night and didn't have any force feedback. Plugged it in and everything was fine.
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Correct. Plug in the AC power, so the feedback motors have a power supply. Problem solved. That'll be $45 :)
 
PiRacingChamp
Correct. Plug in the AC power, so the feedback motors have a power supply. Problem solved. That'll be $45 :)
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$90 to get those loose muffler bearings fixed.
 
Dw, sorted. I've had this wheel for ages and had lost the power supply, i hadn't noticed the extra slot on the back of the wheel before, I found a random compatible power supply and now it works!
 
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