T500RS off center calibration fixed and then wrong alignment

[Thunderkirr]

*fixed with calibration tool*

 

[Coxis]

Sorry, this hasn't happened to me. My wheel used to calibrate 1-2 degrees to the left and that procedure you linked to fixed it. Did you try switching the wheel to its long calibration procedure? it's in the support documents as well, might fix your issue.

 

[Thunderkirr]

Mine wasn't just 1-2 degrees. It moved more like 45 degrees.

Yes I tried everything in the document. Also in the document it is mentioned that the left stop gets retracted and that causes the off center problem. Are there any reasons for causing the wheel to go off center and cause such problems, for example if the belt was to skip a notch. I am trying to contact TM support, but for some reason they are very very slow. Like one response per week....

 

[Coxis]

Mine has never gone off-center ever since that fix... your wheel might've gone bad.

 

[Thunderkirr]

Mine hasn't gone off center too after the fix. The problem is as soon as I start turning left, the real wheel starts turning few more degrees than the one in the control panel and by the time I reach the left stop there is a difference that is shown in the photo on my first post.

But my wheel is centered no problem with that. I hope I was clear

 

[Coxis]

Yes, the problem is clear -- the fact remains that your wheel center became skewed by 45 degrees after months of working properly. My wheel came with the 1-2 degrees issue out of the box and hasn't presented the issue ever since applying the fix.

I have a feeling that once support replies to your e-mails they'll send you the procedures you've already gone through. Sucks seeing an expensive wheel go like that.

 

[Thunderkirr]

I have a feeling that once support replies to your e-mails they'll send you the procedures you've already gone through.

Yep, exactly what is happening

I hope they can help me find what is wrong and fix it

 

[Rs74]

Hi, check ignitioncontrols.com (product AP002). For third party rims tho.