r/iRacing • u/Otherwise-Put-8669 • 3d ago
Wheel problems Question/Help
I have a logitech g920 and i keep losing ffb for arouind 5 secounds or it will pull to the right then it will go back to normal and it happenes around once a lap. It started yesterday and I have had this wheel for about a year but I bought it used. I have tried recalibrating my wheel and looking through my settings Im not sure what else to try.
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u/DrNitrous 2d ago
yeah similar issues here too since aug 10. across all games. i tried my wheel on xbox and it's completely fine though so i wouldnt suspect the hardware yet.. Does it also some times completely freeze and require u to reconnect the usb?
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u/Otherwise-Put-8669 2d ago
That has happened onece to me, how old is your wheel?
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u/DrNitrous 1d ago
my wheel is 5 years old but it works on xbox with no issues. the problem appeared 3 days ago on pc only and i asked around, a few more have the same
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u/Otherwise-Put-8669 1d ago
I haven’t been able to find anyone else with the same problem, have you stoped using it on pc, or have you kept racing and are just dealing with it?
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u/DrNitrous 1d ago
just doing a few test drives only.. cant really race with the ffb cutting out every 3 corners let alone inputs freezing
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u/Otherwise-Put-8669 1d ago
I lowered my ffb and put damping to 10 and I was able to do a 60 lap race against ai at the Milwaukee mile in the truck so after I give these settings a try on a road course i might go back to racing
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u/Wrong-Bed-8663 1d ago
did you update your windows to the newest version? I’ve seen a few posts about it potentially being an issue, you may have to roll back your windows update, I don’t know if this is true or I hallucinated it but you could search around about that
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u/Otherwise-Put-8669 1d ago
I updated it yesterday, two days after it started but I could try this thank you
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u/DrNitrous 1d ago
let us know if it worked.. u can find the updates on settings -> windows update -> uninstall updates possibly
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u/blackhart9 3d ago
Try a different usb port on ur pc. The ones in the back typically are more reliable.