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My Thrustmaster T2 busts a pedal spring and I can't get replacements anymore

Me

My Thrustmaster T2 busts a pedal spring and I can't get replacements anymore

by Me » Mon, 20 Sep 1999 04:00:00

I went to www.thrustmaster.com and registered my Formula T2 to order a new
pedal spring only to get this message:

This product has not been manufactured in over 1 year and is most likely out
of warranty. Please call our Customer Service group at 503.615.3200 M-TH
7AM-6PM, F 9AM-6PM Pacific Time for parts and repair information. Please
have your receipt from the purchase ready as it is your proof of warranty.

Anyone know how I can fix my T2? It's not under warranty anymore. I'm
tempted to get a FF wheel, but I can't afford one right now.

Mike Profit

My Thrustmaster T2 busts a pedal spring and I can't get replacements anymore

by Mike Profit » Mon, 20 Sep 1999 04:00:00

When my pedal spring broke i went to the hardware store and bought a nice pull
spring for about a buck, stuck him in there and it works great....It will never
brake again.

> I went to www.thrustmaster.com and registered my Formula T2 to order a new
> pedal spring only to get this message:

> This product has not been manufactured in over 1 year and is most likely out
> of warranty. Please call our Customer Service group at 503.615.3200 M-TH
> 7AM-6PM, F 9AM-6PM Pacific Time for parts and repair information. Please
> have your receipt from the purchase ready as it is your proof of warranty.

> Anyone know how I can fix my T2? It's not under warranty anymore. I'm
> tempted to get a FF wheel, but I can't afford one right now.

Mtb70

My Thrustmaster T2 busts a pedal spring and I can't get replacements anymore

by Mtb70 » Tue, 21 Sep 1999 04:00:00

try this url
http://members.xoom.com/ProPedals/
JM
John Hilsm

My Thrustmaster T2 busts a pedal spring and I can't get replacements anymore

by John Hilsm » Thu, 23 Sep 1999 04:00:00


>I went to www.thrustmaster.com and registered my Formula T2 to order a new
>pedal spring only to get this message:

>This product has not been manufactured in over 1 year and is most likely out
>of warranty. Please call our Customer Service group at 503.615.3200 M-TH
>7AM-6PM, F 9AM-6PM Pacific Time for parts and repair information. Please
>have your receipt from the purchase ready as it is your proof of warranty.

>Anyone know how I can fix my T2? It's not under warranty anymore. I'm
>tempted to get a FF wheel, but I can't afford one right now.

The same thing happened to me about 2 months ago.  I called that
number and asked about parts for a T2.  Turns out that yes, you can
still get T2 parts - but not for much longer, and not from the web.
Turns out the registration info I entered 5 mins previously on the
website goes into the live database, so they already had all my
shipping info, etc - first time I've ever seen that.  Got my spring
about 2 weeks later, and I'm set :)
Nigel Nichol

My Thrustmaster T2 busts a pedal spring and I can't get replacements anymore

by Nigel Nichol » Thu, 23 Sep 1999 04:00:00

If anybody is prepared to send me one of their broken T2
springs, I will look at making replacements.

Nigel Nichols

--
Redline Race Controls      

http://www.wave.co.nz/pages/lakewood/Redline2.htm

Nigel of Lakewood Motorsports
Hamilton
New Zealand

Eldre

My Thrustmaster T2 busts a pedal spring and I can't get replacements anymore

by Eldre » Thu, 23 Sep 1999 04:00:00



>I went to www.thrustmaster.com and registered my Formula T2 to order a new
>pedal spring only to get this message:

>This product has not been manufactured in over 1 year and is most likely out
>of warranty. Please call our Customer Service group at 503.615.3200 M-TH
>7AM-6PM, F 9AM-6PM Pacific Time for parts and repair information. Please
>have your receipt from the purchase ready as it is your proof of warranty.

>Anyone know how I can fix my T2? It's not under warranty anymore. I'm
>tempted to get a FF wheel, but I can't afford one right now.

So, did you CALL them?  The springs SHOULDN'T cost that much, and you can get
back to racing...<g>

Eldred

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Vince Fishe

My Thrustmaster T2 busts a pedal spring and I can't get replacements anymore

by Vince Fishe » Fri, 24 Sep 1999 04:00:00





>>I went to www.thrustmaster.com and registered my Formula T2 to order a new
>>pedal spring only to get this message:

>>This product has not been manufactured in over 1 year and is most likely out
>>of warranty. Please call our Customer Service group at 503.615.3200 M-TH
>>7AM-6PM, F 9AM-6PM Pacific Time for parts and repair information. Please
>>have your receipt from the purchase ready as it is your proof of warranty.

>>Anyone know how I can fix my T2? It's not under warranty anymore. I'm
>>tempted to get a FF wheel, but I can't afford one right now.

as a fill in 'til you get some proper springs,you can bend some bicycle
spokes around a similar sized bar, these usually last a few weeks and
make a fairly good temporary spring, they wont be as hard as your used
to but at least you can then race your fav games.
--
Vince Fisher

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