There is a***underneath the wheel where the wheel meets the shaft. Get a
philips head screwdriver and tighten it up.
Sid.
If you turn the unit upsidedown, look at where the wheel meets the base, you
should see a large phillips head screw. That may need a turn or so, but be
careful cause that's a steel***going into plastic. Those allen head
screws may also need a twist, but you'll have to take the cover off and hold
the nuts behind them. Basically, any***you can see from underneath the
unit base needs to come out to get the cover off, there's 18 screws.
I had the same problem before I got rid of my Nascar Pro. The***was as
tight as I could make it, couldn't go any tighter, yet it still wobbled. So
I said oh well, it was cheap to get. So I played on. A couple days later
the wheel could actually be pulled towards me. I took out the***and
only half came out! The other half was in there. It had sheared off! So I
took out my handy drill and got it out without stripping in the inside
thread. I put another***in there and all was good.
--
Adam Zerlin
GT Insider Webmaster
www.gtinsider.com
>If you turn the unit upsidedown, look at where the wheel meets the base,
you
>should see a large phillips head screw. That may need a turn or so, but be
>careful cause that's a steel***going into plastic. Those allen head
>screws may also need a twist, but you'll have to take the cover off and
hold
>the nuts behind them. Basically, any***you can see from underneath the
>unit base needs to come out to get the cover off, there's 18 screws.
>> HI all I have a TM Nascar Pro and the wheel feels lose on the shaft
>> and wobbles a wee bit from side to side, I cant see any was that its
>> connected to the shaft and havent ventured to take it apart yet.
>> I see 3 black alen screws on the front of the wheel, do these have
>> anything to do with it, can anyone help me here.
>> Hotdog
>> CO to the RNZAF Warbirds Squad
>> Online WW2 flight sim for over 300 people
>> Who said KIWIS CANT FLY
>> www.imagiconline.com
be careful not to make the stupid mistake i did. i took out the***that
holds the wheel and yanked the wheel off the shaft, not thinking that there are
wires running thru the shaft for the 2 red buttons on the wheel. i ripped apart
the wires and had to dismantle the whole wheel to fix them. take it from me,
live with the wobbly wheel or call thrustmaster,tell them your problem, get a
rma # and let them fix it. don
Yeah, My Nascar Pro did the same thing, the***just snapped in half.
Luckily my Wife is a jeweller and she had all the tools I needed for the
fliddly job of getting the remaining piece of***out, and then making a
new one.
SteveG
> I had the same problem before I got rid of my Nascar Pro. The***was as
> tight as I could make it, couldn't go any tighter, yet it still wobbled. So
> I said oh well, it was cheap to get. So I played on. A couple days later
> the wheel could actually be pulled towards me. I took out the***and
> only half came out! The other half was in there. It had sheared off! So I
be
> >careful cause that's a steel***going into plastic. Those allen head
> >screws may also need a twist, but you'll have to take the cover off and
> hold
> >the nuts behind them. Basically, any***you can see from underneath the
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> took out my handy drill and got it out without stripping in the inside > thread. I put another***in there and all was good. > -- > Adam Zerlin > GT Insider Webmaster > www.gtinsider.com > >If you turn the unit upsidedown, look at where the wheel meets the base, > you > >should see a large phillips head screw. That may need a turn or so, butQuoted text (18 lines)
> >unit base needs to come out to get the cover off, there's 18 screws. > >> HI all I have a TM Nascar Pro and the wheel feels lose on the shaft > >> and wobbles a wee bit from side to side, I cant see any was that its > >> connected to the shaft and havent ventured to take it apart yet. > >> I see 3 black alen screws on the front of the wheel, do these have > >> anything to do with it, can anyone help me here. > >> Hotdog > >> CO to the RNZAF Warbirds Squad > >> Online WW2 flight sim for over 300 people > >> Who said KIWIS CANT FLY > >> www.imagiconline.comI had the same prob. A friend of mine who is a pretty good mechanic, gave me
a hand. We tightly screwed the***using a drop of***sealer (stops it
from unscrewing by itself, but the day you try to unscrew it it wont show
too much resistance) This solved the problem for me, been using the wheel
intensly for over a month like that and no more wobbly wheel! ;o)
Hope this helps
Ross
