i have a formula T-1 thrustmaster steering
wheel and pedals. can any one tell me where
i can buy springs for the pedals. both have broke...
i have a formula T-1 thrustmaster steering
wheel and pedals. can any one tell me where
i can buy springs for the pedals. both have broke...
Don't count on it. I have been trying to get a spring for my T2 for two weeks.
Finally got a User login at their Support page at their Web Site, but it will
not let me register a product. Can not order parts until you register a
product. Catch 22. I have received a couple autoresponder e-mails from them
but, no e-mail from a real person oranything that would make me think that
they read any of the many messages that I sent. I gave up on their phone line
after a couple of twenty minute sessions on hold. Other post rave about their
support so maybe the changes in their Web Page have just recently screwed it
up. Will post when I get a new spring.
Don
All for FREE!
Their over-the-phone support is for $hit, but their response to my email was
pleasantly suprising!
Don, it must be the webpage changes that are messing you up. I had my
T2 for a couple of years when a spring gave out. I emailed tech
support with my correct address and whatnot and explained that I knew
it was no longer under warranty, but I was willing to pay for any
replacement parts. I received an automated email reply in 2 days and
two springs in a little over a week, no charge. What a bargain. I
will say that I'll be buying a new Thrustmaster wheel soon so I can
play some network racing games.
You wouldn't happen to work for the competition would you? I've
noticed lately that one of the overpriced wheels (TSW) on the market
has found it neccessary to bash the competition on another thread.
What a poor practice on their part. I've worked in sales all my life
and have always been taught to never badmouth the competition 'cause
it'll always come back to bite ya. Thrustmaster wheels are reasonably
priced and if something were to go wrong they will fix it. What a
bargain.
I believe you can get replacement springs for free from Thrustmaster. Try
the Support area of their web site.
Randy
snip
No Scott I do not work for the competition. TSW wheels are high priced.
No spring yet.
Don
If you have any questions, feel free to email me directly.
Steven T.A. Carter
Customer Service Manager
ThrustMaster, Inc.
> Don't count on it. I have been trying to get a spring for my T2 for two weeks.
> Finally got a User login at their Support page at their Web Site, but it will
> not let me register a product. Can not order parts until you register a
> product. Catch 22. I have received a couple autoresponder e-mails from them
> but, no e-mail from a real person oranything that would make me think that
> they read any of the many messages that I sent. I gave up on their phone line
> after a couple of twenty minute sessions on hold. Other post rave about their
> support so maybe the changes in their Web Page have just recently screwed it
> up. Will post when I get a new spring.
> Don