In my opinion, cockpit view is not the best view. Because your already seeing your wheel and hands in reality! Seeing another set of hands on another steering wheel infront of you is redundant. When you get in your car in real life, there isn't another set of hands and wheel in front of you. Cockpit mode should not have hands and a wheel on the tv screen. The best view is over the hood or nose of the car.
It helped me for a while but eventually I got rid of it and bought a Logitech again and it works great. Thanks again for all comments. If it helps anybody I’m really happy
Its a temporary fix, you will have to dissasemble the whole weel and remove the motor and fix the magnet, there is a step by step on a forum, if u want to fix your base you will have to do that. I know u have a logitech now but its for people watching your video wanting a fix :)
@@twanplays4837 This is the forum post link: www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/thrustmaster-t300-calibration-issues.390118/ this is the pdf to fix the motor: drive.google.com/file/d/1ZYPQW2lONKaFXNFjZU9Rx0JQS5eaNCWp/view
Clyde Frog it does work I know. It doesn’t always last but at least it works good for a while. I kept turning my PS4 into rest mode with my wheel attached. Apparently that’s a huge no no. But the console doesn’t warn you. I think a lot of people got screwed by Sony/Thrustmaster!!
@@jonathandelmont did you have the problem where the wheel wouldnt stop calibrating, going from left to right non stop? Would you be able to share this link, im unsure how i can get it
TheHarvey666 hey I went back to a Logitech finally. I’d raced and rallied with my G27 on PS3 for years without issue. Now I’ve bought a G29. It’s not perfect and I would love a Fanatec or direct drive wheel. Sadly the don’t have the cash. It does have three pedals and I m getting round tracks ok. Managed a 3.13 round LeMan in the Peugeot LMP car. Will do the job for me I think. At this moment I’ve discovered ‘Snowrunner’ and loving so taking a break from racing games. Sorry I’m not more help Harvey. I just searched the fault and watched an Italian Tuber fix his wheel. Couldn’t understand anything so froze playback to get screen addresses and such. Good luck anyway. Sorry I wasn’t more help. My memory doesn’t do what it did lol.
I have somewhat of the same issue. When I plug the wheel in you can see that its rotating very fast to one side and very slowly to the other side. It is able to somewhat "calibrate" but you can see that the wheel is using very different amount of force while turning the wheel. When I calibrate my wheel using CalibMotor.exe it works initially but after a few laps the problem reapears... When I steer left its centering fast. When I steer right its centering very slow... Any tips to make it work properly again? :(
I’m really sorry that I’m unable to help. At the time, I was trying everything to fix the sort of problems you are having. I discovered a foreign video on UA-cam that did help for a while. Then the fault would reappear and Thrustmaster were no help at all.I bought a Logitech G29 and have had no issues since. I would just add that I used a Logitech with my PS3 but the PS4 at launch insisted on the thrustmaster as I’m sure you know. I definitely don’t recommend Thrustmaster. I experienced glitches all the time I used it. If I had a choice and the funds, I would pick Fanatec. I wish you all the best of luck and hope you work something out. This stuff is way too dammed expensive nowadays👍🏻
@@jonathandelmont First of all thanks for your answer! I think I found out that the actual problem is the hall sensor hat the back of the electric motor. When this sensor is reading wrong values it can lead to all sorts of problems. I guess I will have a look if I can find myself a new motor and sensor for good money and ill try to swap them myself. As you already said Sim Racing is really expensive atm. Somewhere in the back of my head I want to buy a Moza R9 but waiting until I have money for an R9 would take month or years of not being able to drive any sims... and thats not a plan I like 😅
Hello, maybe you can help me ... Please answer me ... I own a Thrustmaster t300rs GT edition steering wheel but I misplaced my power supply. Impossible to find one on the market so I will have to make it. However since this is a 4-pin power supply there are 2 pins which I suppose should receive a voltage of 220 volts but I don't know which of the 4. And the other 2, if they are bridged, or .. .I dont know... ? Can you help me using a multimeter. Thank you.
Cockpit view.... brilliant!!! way to go dude...
In my opinion, cockpit view is not the best view. Because your already seeing your wheel and hands in reality!
Seeing another set of hands on another steering wheel infront of you is redundant.
When you get in your car in real life, there isn't another set of hands and wheel in front of you.
Cockpit mode should not have hands and a wheel on the tv screen.
The best view is over the hood or nose of the car.
This may be the coolest grandpa ever🤘
Thank you for the help. This definitely solved my problem. Bought the wheel second hand so I thought I was screwed.
It helped me for a while but eventually I got rid of it and bought a Logitech again and it works great. Thanks again for all comments. If it helps anybody I’m really happy
Does the Logitech feel noticable more clunky?
@@viperro4542 yes
Its a temporary fix, you will have to dissasemble the whole weel and remove the motor and fix the magnet, there is a step by step on a forum, if u want to fix your base you will have to do that. I know u have a logitech now but its for people watching your video wanting a fix :)
Wout hey, thanks for the advice. I’d had it since the PS4 was released, so just bought a Logitech instead.
Many thanks anyway👍
Please link me it!
@@twanplays4837 This is the forum post link: www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/thrustmaster-t300-calibration-issues.390118/
this is the pdf to fix the motor: drive.google.com/file/d/1ZYPQW2lONKaFXNFjZU9Rx0JQS5eaNCWp/view
@@twanplays4837 Just let me know if you run into problems, I started repairing t300 bases as a side hustle so know quite a lot and love to help.
@@wout9022 I'm having trouble removing the magnetic core, could you please help?
I LOVED IT ! SHOW!
Thanks for this, gave the Italian video a miss because I couldn't understand him. Will try the link for the auto calibration.
You’re very welcome😀
@@jonathandelmont It worked! So happy I've got my wheel back.
Clyde Frog it does work I know. It doesn’t always last but at least it works good for a while. I kept turning my PS4 into rest mode with my wheel attached.
Apparently that’s a huge no no.
But the console doesn’t warn you. I think a lot of people got screwed by Sony/Thrustmaster!!
@@jonathandelmont did you have the problem where the wheel wouldnt stop calibrating, going from left to right non stop? Would you be able to share this link, im unsure how i can get it
TheHarvey666 hey I went back to a Logitech finally. I’d raced and rallied with my G27 on PS3 for years without issue. Now I’ve bought a G29. It’s not perfect and I would love a Fanatec or direct drive wheel. Sadly the don’t have the cash.
It does have three pedals and I m getting round tracks ok.
Managed a 3.13 round LeMan in the Peugeot LMP car. Will do the job for me I think.
At this moment I’ve discovered ‘Snowrunner’ and loving so taking a break from racing games.
Sorry I’m not more help Harvey.
I just searched the fault and watched an Italian Tuber fix his wheel. Couldn’t understand anything so froze playback to get screen addresses and such.
Good luck anyway. Sorry I wasn’t more help. My memory doesn’t do what it did lol.
hello does this program also work on the xbox version wheel?
i have the Thrustmaster TX
I have somewhat of the same issue. When I plug the wheel in you can see that its rotating very fast to one side and very slowly to the other side. It is able to somewhat "calibrate" but you can see that the wheel is using very different amount of force while turning the wheel. When I calibrate my wheel using CalibMotor.exe it works initially but after a few laps the problem reapears... When I steer left its centering fast. When I steer right its centering very slow...
Any tips to make it work properly again? :(
I’m really sorry that I’m unable to help. At the time, I was trying everything to fix the sort of problems you are having. I discovered a foreign video on UA-cam that did help for a while. Then the fault would reappear and Thrustmaster were no help at all.I bought a Logitech G29 and have had no issues since.
I would just add that I used a Logitech with my PS3 but the PS4 at launch insisted on the thrustmaster as I’m sure you know. I definitely don’t recommend Thrustmaster. I experienced glitches all the time I used it. If I had a choice and the funds, I would pick Fanatec.
I wish you all the best of luck and hope you work something out. This stuff is way too dammed expensive nowadays👍🏻
@@jonathandelmont First of all thanks for your answer! I think I found out that the actual problem is the hall sensor hat the back of the electric motor. When this sensor is reading wrong values it can lead to all sorts of problems. I guess I will have a look if I can find myself a new motor and sensor for good money and ill try to swap them myself. As you already said Sim Racing is really expensive atm. Somewhere in the back of my head I want to buy a Moza R9 but waiting until I have money for an R9 would take month or years of not being able to drive any sims... and thats not a plan I like 😅
@@PolitischeImmunität good luck and thanks for taking the time to reply.
Where is the link ? I couldn’t find it
Can anyone know how to fix that I got mine is doing same not stop spinning
You haven't explained a thing
Hello, maybe you can help me ... Please answer me ...
I own a Thrustmaster t300rs GT edition steering wheel but I misplaced my power supply. Impossible to find one on the market so I will have to make it. However since this is a 4-pin power supply there are 2 pins which I suppose should receive a voltage of 220 volts but I don't know which of the 4. And the other 2, if they are bridged, or .. .I dont know... ? Can you help me using a multimeter. Thank you.
Hi did you get your wheel sorted .