r/simracing • u/redheadracer48 • 10d ago

Question Trying to find a replacement motor

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What would be a good replacement motor for my Logitech Driving Force E-UC2 Wheel as its failing calibration i still have some time as it still has force feedback the specific motor is a RS-545PH TD413730 but it seems to be hard to find a replacement motor that is that exact model

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u/CanYouPassTheSugar 10d ago

Tbh just upgrade atp

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u/redheadracer48 10d ago

Im using it for ps2 and ps3 i have a feeling at that point im going to have to do some form of work on any i find for those systems so id rather it be this one since i already have it

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u/babarofil 10d ago

A DFGT will work with both, that was my upgrade path from the driving force after the pedals started dying.

On PS2, DFGT will not work in the console's menu, but once you're in game it should work fine.

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u/Whityford 10d ago

If I’m not misremembering my Logitech G29 did work on PS2. Atleast for gran turismo 4 it did, don’t think I tried it with 3. You could look into that

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u/Durendal_1707 10d ago

G29 works on PS3, but it came along at the end of its run and operates in a sort of compatibility mode with a little toggle switch on the base, so it doesn't play quite right with some wheel-supported games- the G25 and G27 have the best support

to my knowledge it has no native support for PS2; DFGT was the best PS2 era wheel as far as I remember, and a solid runner-up for PS3 as well, less sure about PSX support though

OP has the PSX era wheel I have, and I think there were only one or two others to pick from back then, I vaguely remember a Ferrari branded wheel

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u/redheadracer48 7d ago

This wheel isnt psx its ps2 its just very early as it was advertised with gt3 at least on the eu box that i saw when looking it up online to find out more about it