Accelerator is stuck on 100% and nothing is fixing it

[Decx03]

Quite a few people have had this problem and have been able to fix it, but nothing has worked for me. I think its because I have a logitech GT wheel, with thrustmaster pedals. If anyone has any clue to what I could try it would be appreciated.

[metpei]

I had this sometimes with momo wheel, just press gas pedal to floor and release, then it worked many days.
I think logitech drivers caused this casually.

[Wille Wilse]

Im using a Thrustmaster 300 with Logitech G25 pedals (also G27 shifter) and to make my setup work i needed to get an adapter between the pedals and wheel. Do you have one of those?

[Decx03]

Yeah I have an adaptor that goes to usb into my computer, and I think that is confusing some games

[metpei]

Ah, I missed TM pedals in first post, sorry.
Just curious, what driver setup you need if you mix 2 brands (wheel/pedals)?!

[Sandhill]

Originally posted by metpei:

Ah, I missed TM pedals in first post, sorry.
Just curious, what driver setup you need if you mix 2 brands (wheel/pedals)?!

? The game just see them as two discreet devices, each with it's own line in the dropdown list. The same should apply if using Logitech pedals throufgh an A/D converter board plugged directly into a USB port, just another device independent of the wheel.

[metpei]

Originally posted by Sandhill:

Originally posted by metpei:

Ah, I missed TM pedals in first post, sorry.
Just curious, what driver setup you need if you mix 2 brands (wheel/pedals)?!

? The game just see them as two discreet devices, each with it's own line in the dropdown list. The same should apply if using Logitech pedals throufgh an A/D converter board plugged directly into a USB port, just another device independent of the wheel.

Yes, but game can see only devices that have windows drivers installed and windows understand.

[Sandhill]

Of course, but presumably each device (wheel, pedals, A/D converter) would install properly when first plugged in.
Or of course, when you installed the software provided by your device manufacturer...

[metpei]

Originally posted by Sandhill:

Of course, but presumably each device (wheel, pedals, A/D converter) would install properly when first plugged in.

I usually install drivers first, haven't tested without drivers since '94

[Sandhill]

I guess it depends on device, my wheel required loading software, my pedals did not, just instantly recognized by windows, my shifter did require loading software, my Eaton/Fuller shift knob just recognized by windows as an Arduino device, my button box also recognized by windows, my joysticks and PS4 controller likewise...

[metpei]

We were talking wheel & pedals, right? But you said that pedals used windows driver library, thanks!
Just because I've T150pro and wheel is crap for trucking, but pedals are great and I might keep them if/when I'll buy new wheel.

[Sandhill]

Bottom line is that it should be no problem mixing brands of wheels and pedals. As the T3PA pedals normally plug into the wheel you would need an adapter to enable you to plug them directly into USB, for example
https://www.amazon.com/Thrustmaster-TR-J12-USB-Adapter-pc/dp/B01F41W63S

[Wille Wilse]

My adapter for the Logitech G25 pedals are connected directly to the wheel. It will be seen in the game as one. My Logitech shifter is plugged inte an USB port and is seen as own device in the game.

[Sandhill]

^^^^ But you could use an Arduino type A/D board to plug your Logitech pedals directly to USB if you were using a different brand wheel...

[CaptainNebulous]

Have you tested on any other games to make sure it's not a hardware issue?