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T1 Pots (was T1 Springs)

5 posts by 4 people · 11 Sep 1998 - 15 Sep 1998

CPDRKITEKT 11 Sep 1998#420160
And now for a follow up question... Are the brake and gas potentiometers the same on the old T1 and the T2? If no, can someone give me the specs on the ones that are in the T1's. The one on my brake pedal has now decided that it would register nothing but -1 when calibrated, needless to say it's undrivable now, and I want to replace them both. I took one to Radio Shack and the guy had no clue if they had a replacement or not and I didn't know how many ohms and watts they were rated for. Since TM has stopped supporting the T1, I'm kinda stuck in neutral until I can find a replacement. Thanks for any info. Chris
dschw 11 Sep 1998#420161
I believe that the T2 pots are the same as the T1, and I know they had T2-compatible pots at Radio Shack as I replaced some for a buddy. The shaft on the pot was a little longer, so you'll need to cut about half of it off. I don't remember the exact specs on the Radio Shack part though. I'd also venture to guess that if you're not getting any movement in calibration from your brake pedal that you don't have a bad pot, but you have a wire loose on the pot itself. I'd double check all of my connections before attempting to replace the pot.
Edwar 11 Sep 1998#420162
What makes you think TM is no longer supporting the T1?...They sent me parts a few (several) months ago. Have you e-mailed them? Edward
CPDRKITEKT 14 Sep 1998#420509
Yep. They say that the T1's are now out of warranty and they will not send out any parts. Chris
Stewar 15 Sep 1998#420634
Pots are only a couple of bucks at Radio Shack. I just replaced my steering pot with a 100K. Works fine. Earlier made my own pedals using 100K pots and junk from the garage. Work great also. Point being don't worry about what Thrustmaster is doing and visit your local Radio Shack.

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