rec.autos.simulators

> Someone has made a very good tutorial for this. Could not find it in an
> instant but I'm sure you'll find it if you spend a little bit of time on
> google. Or maybe search RSC.
> Remember to put some of that glue-like stuff on the screws to to fix them
> for good.

> Jone .

>>> Gday ppl
>>> My trusty red momo which has worked faultlessly since new has
>>> developed an odd noise while using it.I have taken off the cover and
>>> noticed the small electric motor (which i think is the feedback
>>> motor)is very loose.Before i start pulling it apart to much has
>>> anyone had this prob? and if so how they fixed it?

>> Someone has made a very good tutorial for this. Could not find it in an
>> instant but I'm sure you'll find it if you spend a little bit of time on
>> google. Or maybe search RSC.
>> Remember to put some of that glue-like stuff on the screws to to fix them
>> for good.

>> Jone .
> pug,
> You are on the right track, the retaining screws for the motor had an
> issue with loosening up, from the factory, as Jone said, use a little
> Loctite on the***to keep it from backing off, you will notice the
> difference in the wheels' performance once everything is tight again.
> I THINK I found the tutorial Jone mentioned thru the Wingman forum here
> http://www.racesimcentral.net/
> it was a pretty detailed explanation of how to disassemble/reassemble the
> wheel.

> Ed

> Someone has made a very good tutorial for this. Could not find it in an
> instant but I'm sure you'll find it if you spend a little bit of time on
> google. Or maybe search RSC.
> Remember to put some of that glue-like stuff on the screws to to fix them
> for good.

> Jone .

> -Larry

>>> Gday ppl
>>> My trusty red momo which has worked faultlessly since new has
>>> developed an odd noise while using it.I have taken off the cover and
>>> noticed the small electric motor (which i think is the feedback
>>> motor)is very loose.Before i start pulling it apart to much has
>>> anyone had this prob? and if so how they fixed it?

>> Someone has made a very good tutorial for this. Could not find it in an
>> instant but I'm sure you'll find it if you spend a little bit of time on
>> google. Or maybe search RSC.
>> Remember to put some of that glue-like stuff on the screws to to fix them
>> for good.

>> Jone .

>> That would be lock-tight.  Do NOT use the red stuff :)  Use the BLUE
>> stuff.

>> -Larry

>>>> Gday ppl
>>>> My trusty red momo which has worked faultlessly since new has
>>>> developed an odd noise while using it.I have taken off the cover and
>>>> noticed the small electric motor (which i think is the feedback
>>>> motor)is very loose.Before i start pulling it apart to much has
>>>> anyone had this prob? and if so how they fixed it?

>>> Someone has made a very good tutorial for this. Could not find it in an
>>> instant but I'm sure you'll find it if you spend a little bit of time on
>>> google. Or maybe search RSC.
>>> Remember to put some of that glue-like stuff on the screws to to fix
>>> them for good.

>>> Jone .

> Thanks ppl

> Staf

>>> That would be lock-tight.  Do NOT use the red stuff :)  Use the BLUE
>>> stuff.

>>> -Larry

>>>>> Gday ppl
>>>>> My trusty red momo which has worked faultlessly since new has
>>>>> developed an odd noise while using it.I have taken off the cover
>>>>> and noticed the small electric motor (which i think is the
>>>>> feedback motor)is very loose.Before i start pulling it apart to
>>>>> much has anyone had this prob? and if so how they fixed it?

>>>> Someone has made a very good tutorial for this. Could not find it
>>>> in an instant but I'm sure you'll find it if you spend a little
>>>> bit of time on google. Or maybe search RSC.
>>>> Remember to put some of that glue-like stuff on the screws to to
>>>> fix them for good.

>>>> Jone .

>> Thanks ppl

>> Staf

> After sifting through the wingman forums i found this
> http://murchisons.net/f1

> It was a great help

> cheers ppl
> Staf