Is it normal that my wheel makes noise and viberate alot when im driving and sometimes when im not driving?

[Shipgamer_Roy]

Hey. I bought an wheel whit shifter. Its called Logitech g923, when im driving and when im not its viberating and making bloody noise. I dont know if that will kinda slowly break my wheel or if that's normal but i really need an answer if it is or not. Thank you!

[Wolfpig]

You can change the strength of vibration/force feedback in the game settings.
And yes, depending on your settings a ff wheel might react even if it might not should.

[Briannospam]

Now I do not know exactly what it is you describe as noise from your steering wheel?
- And I also have no practical experience with the G923 which may contain other mechanics than my Logitech G920 which therefore may be noisier than my G920?

But anything that is mechanical will make noises when it works, and some things make more noise than others.

How much your steering wheel will vibrate and make noise depends on your Force Feed Back (FFB) settings in controller settings.

Regarding the breakdown of your steering wheel: Yes, all mechanical things get worn out when they work.
However, I can tell you in this connection that I have now had my G920 for 4½ years and according to my World of Trucks profile driven 2.510.371 km just with WoT contracts ... However, I do not use FFB as I do not like the eternal the vibrator in the steering wheel.

[Shipgamer_Roy]

Oh okay. I 1st thought it was gonna break my wheel or that when im trying on other games the wheel would make alot of bloody noise lol

[Shipgamer_Roy]

When like it doesnt support ff on the game i play aswell

[Shipgamer_Roy]

By the way i checked in the settings on euro truck and it was on like on normal so yeah

[Kirby]

yeah, the vibration is pretty loud, don't worry,i have a g29 that i've owned for around 3 or 4 years. and it still works.

[JPSGT40]

Engine Vibration -- turn it down (move slider to the LEFT).

[Shipgamer_Roy]

Where is engine viberation at? I just cant seem to find it

[JPSGT40]

In ETS2 it is one of the Force Feedback sliders, under "Controls" settings.

[Shipgamer_Roy]

Oh okay

[collinbilsland]

I simply turn forcefeed back off,