gas pedal sticks on g27

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HI i bought the logitech G27 racing wheel last christmas it has worked briliantly until a week ago when i noticed not being able to shift(on stick&clutch). i watched more closely and found out that it was my gas pedal sticking... it would happen here and there then my brake started as well but they dont physically stick enough to were i can tell anyways, but i dnt think its a electronic problem because i can pop the gas or brake and it will stop until i get back on the gas. What can i do fellow gt5"ers
 
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Well if the accelerator and brakes are sort of slightly coming on (flickering and slightly staying on) is probably the springs. today I had to pull mine apart because my brakes were flickering quite badly and slowing me down. It is pretty hard to take the cover off,(watch some youtube vids to make it more clearer) but you have to get into the red thing that the spring is housed in. What I did was get a peice of A4 paper, rip it into quaters and fold one quater and put in in the springs housing. Also when you take out the springs, give it a pull to stretch it out. I hope you can find a fix so you can get back onto the track!
 
i'd call customer support if it's still under wrnty, they're great and will get your pedals replaced in no time :)
 
If you don't know what you are doing you will void the warranty if you open the case. Keep that in mind.

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i'd call customer support if it's still under wrnty, they're great and will get your pedals replaced in no time :)
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This!
 
Did Toyota have any involvement in the development of your pedals? :sly:

Anyway, try pressing the pedals as the wheel does its calibration.
 
g27 has 1 year warranty, so you're f'ed there.
For some reason I thought it was longer and waited too long, and now too late for me as well. My brake pedal is acting up though, not gas.

Anyway, read this:
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=210371

If you apply some grease - it will help (probably temporarily).
 
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