Thanks for the replies guys!
http://jensschumi.bravepages.com/LogiCorner.htm Crashes my IE. I'll have to
try it on another PC.
I can't get the plastic cylinder off though. It's just a single ring of
plastic. Will keep trying.
Thanks!
Pete
> BTW the 4 screws im talking about are not on the wheel itself but on the
> plastic cylinder between the wheel and the case on the driveshaft. slide
> that off then u can take off the paddles and get to those 3 screws on the
> wheel.
> > Ive had my right paddle "die" twice but you dont need to take apart the
> > whole thing!!!!
> > Just take off the wheel, then unscrew 4 screws on the back of the wheel
> > itself. Then u can take it apart and access the back of the circuit
board.
> > Remove the tape that is covering the metal button thingie for the
shifter
> > and spray underneath it with some electrical cleaner. Then you can cover
> it
> > up with some scotch tape. Worked for me.
> > > Hey!
> > > The left paddle on my LWFF has just died. I've tried to pull the
wheel
> > > apart, but haven't had much luck.
> > > I've run out of screws to undo on the inside! I can't get the motor
out
> > of
> > > the way, and cant find a way to get to the back of the paddles.
> > > I've tried from the outside too. There are three screws on the back
of
> > the
> > > wheel, but the paddles are in the way, so I can't get two of them out.
> > > Does anyone know of a step by step guide on how to pull apart a LWFF?
> > > Failing that, whats a good replacement?
> > > Thanks!
> > > Pete
