Totally worth it. I used solid vaseline and then liquid vaseline with a tiny brush and came out perfect. I removed excess and its a lot faster, smoother and quieter. Not quiet, but quieter.
@@freshcustomsYT I've read about that, but I use Vaseline in plastics and everything for years, Idk if its because its Dental Vaseline or what. But I like the way it went.
Vaseline can damage plastic Petroleum jelly can attack hydrocarbon plastics but cannot dissolve them immediately so in a few months ull have forgotten all about it then crack all the gears have been crushed
Can you update us on how the experience is 6 month later? I would expect the noise to rise with time... maybe add soundproofing on the inside of the housing, no!?
@@Lil_Mood_ look it' definitely makes a difference. But realistically its still a Gear setup. Im still happy with the noise reduction. For me personally it's worth the little effort it takes too clean & relubricate the gears.
I did the maintenance by cleaning the wheels with fine tools without removing them. There was a much better feel and a significant decrease in noise. The steering clearance decreased significantly and the rattling caused by the wear disappeared. (I used lithyum white gres spary)
@@freshcustomsYT Yes, I bought the steering set 5 years ago and used it for 850 hours and after this maintenance, I can easily say that it is even better than it was 5 years ago. Thanks again.
Hi! I suddenly noticed the wheel getting too stiff and loud, like I can hear and feel the teeth of the gears.... the wheels offers a lot of resistance and the motor has a hard time moving it. Could this be a solution? I just checked the inside but I couldn't figure out which part is causing the problem. Thanks and sorry if the question is out of topic!
Hi there Martin, could be a number of things causing the issue. I got a similar question recently. You can definitely try and see if it does make a difference it wouldn't hurt to try. Could be the Motor? maybe starting to seize? could be the bearing? you could also try greasing up the bearing. All the best with solving the problem.
I used a silicone lubricant for speedcubers, there's very little resistance compare to before. And it's also 100% safe for plastic, since rubiks cubes are plastic.
@Kekmit Hi there, as long as the silicone you use is compatible with Plastic Gearing. I dont see an issue indeed. Just do a little research to see if it's compatible with plastic gearing. And you obviously want longer use as well... you wouldn't want to be opening the wheel yearly to clean and Re-Coat. You also dont want silicone to get onto the electronic components. So just do a little research first, yes.
Do you know if there is any third-party software to replace the old 2010 driver? Some of the features will work sometimes but not always. I have tried reinstalling it, but always get the same outcome.
Hi there Santos, If you are referring to the DFGT Wheel then unfortunately not. I've been using Software Version: 5.10.127 Last Update: 2010-03-30 with no issues.
What would be better to use in this case? Silicone Grease (such as Super Lube 92003 Silicone Lubricating Grease with PTFE) or White Lithium Grease (such as Lucas Oil 10533 White Lithium Grease)
Hi there GavAttack0, if you watched the video from start to end, you would have had your question answered. Review the video from minutes 1:42 to 1:46... Question answered buddy.
@@freshcustomsYT I do see that you have used Lithium Grease in this instance but I've also heard that lithium grease could cause problems with some plastics. How well has it held up in your case?
@GavAttackO It's been a few years now. No issues. Honestly. I have no reason to spread lies. I love this wheel. I've had a few. but i just love this wheel.
Hi there ChristoGamer Qc. The DFGT wheel is gear driven, so you cant expect to totally get rid of the sound it makes. Hence the title... Logitech Driving Force GT "Noise Reduction". Perhaps invest in a belt driven wheel? or later versions of the geared system?
bit late, but did this. it turned out much better and i do a lot of drifting so the wheel does move faster. in fact i had to change my driving style slightly just because it got better lol
I used the same grease and now my wheel is stiff after a few days of no use (it was fine when i applied the grease the improvement was massive) but now the wheel won't even center properly it's that stiff
Hi there, That's so strange... It's most probably an issue that was upcoming. Also, check the motor and the bearing. Very strange. My wheel and many other uses are still working brilliantly. im actually busy with another upgrade for the wheel... a little sim dash mod. All the best with finding the issue retrace your steps, perhaps.
Static! The big myth plaguing the electrical world like a gimmick! In my 20 years as an electrician working on everything from cars to semi trucks to household wiring to cell towers to building & fixing circuit boards from pc, playstation, tv, stereos, headphones, basically everything you could shove a current through and I've never damaged anything with static! Nor have i heard of anyone I've worked with causing damage due to static! It's like people that say practicing driving a manual in a turned off car is damaging the clutch lmao!!
The thing is this... We all release/build up different amounts of static electricity.... also depending on our environments, clothing, etc. Rather safe than sorry. Question.... Out of the entire video, you just feel the need to comment on my static safety warning? Look, you are welcome to do things your way, my friend. to each his own. From my experience in IT for many years too... I've seen many motherboards damaged because of static build-up... it's all about the situation. So my point is... You do you... the main thing to take away is the fact that the video is reaching many people in many different situations and surroundings... and once again, as I said... Rather safe than sorry.
Electrical Engineer here. You are wrong and this is very bad information. ESD damage isn't visible to the naked eye, nor are its symptoms always instant. Please educate yourself before spreading misinformation.
Its significant noise reduction, especially during gameplay... Keep in mind it's a GEAR system, not a belt or direct drive... this simply helps to REDUCE! the gear noise. NOT eliminate it.
Yes sir, no need to comment if it's not your thing... scroll on buddy. Scroll on. if you could read, you would see from the comments that this process works really well. Go well... And stop trolling. Life is awesome.... get some.
Just get a thrustmaster tx rw for crying out loud you should have to take you your wheel apart and do this when you spend your money not knowing it sounds like it's freaking broken
@@freshcustomsYT im just saying brother I understand some people don't have that extra 100 dollars but you got to be honest buying a wheel the setting it up and then it sounds like complete crap like it's going to explode is kinda annoying.
@@arturoquinonez3179 I've had a few wheels but there's just something about the DFGT... Its definitely left lots of good memories and continues too for many Ladies and gents... Ive just uploaded some tweeks to make it run that much better. I get what you are saying i really do. But its as i said... To each his or her own. To me its not about the affordability to be honest. I just genuinely love this wheel. Thanks for your feedback though.
@@freshcustomsYT I bought one the other day. Love the feel of it and the construction is superior to entry level direct drive wheels. I think it's hilarious that the other guy is just like OH JUST BUY A NEW WHEEL. Does he have any idea what they cost now? Sheesh. Anyways, there's a reason why people still use DFGTs to this day, and I'm one of them. Great wheel. Thanks for the tutorial, will apply your technique!
The Logitech Driving Force GT is from 2008 meanwhile the Thrustmaster TX RW is from 2015. Also, there's a difference in FFB systems. The DFGT (Driving Force GT) is driven by straight cut gears, which is where the majority of the noise comes from. The Thrustmaster uses a belt drive system. The point of this is to avoid buying a new wheel, some people don't have the money or can't update due to game support. The DFGT works on the PS2, PS3, and PC. The Thrustmaster you are limited to Xbox One and PC (well now Xbox Series X as well, but that came later). Going back to money, the DFGT is MUCH cheaper than the TX RW. I'm about to purchase one for $13, can't get anywhere near that with a TX RW unless its completely nonfunctional.
@@freshcustomsYT can I have your telegram to contact? I bought a new logitech driving force gt and it is sound weird. can u please say what is the problem? i will send a video. 🙏
Totally worth it. I used solid vaseline and then liquid vaseline with a tiny brush and came out perfect. I removed excess and its a lot faster, smoother and quieter. Not quiet, but quieter.
Hey, Ismael Cerda. Vaseline is a petroleum jelly and can degrade plastics. I definitely suggest white lithium grease instead of Vaseline.
@@freshcustomsYT I've read about that, but I use Vaseline in plastics and everything for years, Idk if its because its Dental Vaseline or what. But I like the way it went.
Vaseline can damage plastic Petroleum jelly can attack hydrocarbon plastics but cannot dissolve them immediately so in a few months ull have forgotten all about it then crack all the gears have been crushed
@@Ce_Isma13 is it still working?
@@freshcustomsYT White Lithium Grease is also petroleum based.
Thanks a lot, its still a bit loud but difference is huge, specialy with faster moves
I'm glad I could help XenTaz...
Can you update us on how the experience is 6 month later? I would expect the noise to rise with time... maybe add soundproofing on the inside of the housing, no!?
@@Lil_Mood_ its a little bit louder but still quieter than when i bought it
@@Lil_Mood_ look it' definitely makes a difference. But realistically its still a Gear setup. Im still happy with the noise reduction. For me personally it's worth the little effort it takes too clean & relubricate the gears.
@@Lil_Mood_ Soundproofing might work... but i would be worried about trapping excess heat in the steering housing.
This little vid is almost perfect! Well played! I (might) actually do this tomorrow! Thank you!
I did the maintenance by cleaning the wheels with fine tools without removing them. There was a much better feel and a significant decrease in noise. The steering clearance decreased significantly and the rattling caused by the wear disappeared. (I used lithyum white gres spary)
@@bobmarleyfaruk5272 Hi Bob, it certainly makes a significant difference indeed.
@@freshcustomsYT Yes, I bought the steering set 5 years ago and used it for 850 hours and after this maintenance, I can easily say that it is even better than it was 5 years ago. Thanks again.
@bobmarleyfaruk5272 My pleasure, Enjoy the wheel Bobmarleyfaruk... It's still such a great wheel.
doesnt seem like a big difference but ill give it a try. thanks for the video
I find a significant difference during gameplay. You're welcome Gumli.
Hi! I suddenly noticed the wheel getting too stiff and loud, like I can hear and feel the teeth of the gears.... the wheels offers a lot of resistance and the motor has a hard time moving it. Could this be a solution? I just checked the inside but I couldn't figure out which part is causing the problem.
Thanks and sorry if the question is out of topic!
Hi there Martin, could be a number of things causing the issue. I got a similar question recently. You can definitely try and see if it does make a difference it wouldn't hurt to try. Could be the Motor? maybe starting to seize? could be the bearing? you could also try greasing up the bearing. All the best with solving the problem.
I used a silicone lubricant for speedcubers, there's very little resistance compare to before. And it's also 100% safe for plastic, since rubiks cubes are plastic.
@Kekmit Hi there, as long as the silicone you use is compatible with Plastic Gearing. I dont see an issue indeed. Just do a little research to see if it's compatible with plastic gearing. And you obviously want longer use as well... you wouldn't want to be opening the wheel yearly to clean and Re-Coat. You also dont want silicone to get onto the electronic components. So just do a little research first, yes.
Do you know if there is any third-party software to replace the old 2010 driver?
Some of the features will work sometimes but not always.
I have tried reinstalling it, but always get the same outcome.
Hi there Santos, If you are referring to the DFGT Wheel then unfortunately not. I've been using Software Version: 5.10.127 Last Update: 2010-03-30 with no issues.
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Hey, should i use lithium grease or silicone grease? Is it fine if i use silicone grease instead because i am not risking my gear breaking
@1000yani Hi there... A silicone based grease could definitely work, too... just do some research on the grease you have to confirm.
@1000yani I personally prefer Lithium Grease... and it's worked flawlessly
Does it work in the same way with Logitech Driving Force Pro?
Hi David, the gearing setup is very similar I'm pretty sure it should be the same.
@@freshcustomsYT ok, thanks
What would be better to use in this case? Silicone Grease (such as Super Lube 92003 Silicone Lubricating Grease with PTFE) or White Lithium Grease (such as Lucas Oil 10533 White Lithium Grease)
Hi there GavAttack0, if you watched the video from start to end, you would have had your question answered. Review the video from minutes 1:42 to 1:46... Question answered buddy.
@@freshcustomsYT I do see that you have used Lithium Grease in this instance but I've also heard that lithium grease could cause problems with some plastics. How well has it held up in your case?
@GavAttackO It's been a few years now. No issues. Honestly. I have no reason to spread lies. I love this wheel. I've had a few. but i just love this wheel.
the problem i have is the sound that sounds like a RC car when rotating the steering, how to make it silent
Hi there ChristoGamer Qc. The DFGT wheel is gear driven, so you cant expect to totally get rid of the sound it makes. Hence the title... Logitech Driving Force GT "Noise Reduction". Perhaps invest in a belt driven wheel? or later versions of the geared system?
bit late, but did this. it turned out much better and i do a lot of drifting so the wheel does move faster. in fact i had to change my driving style slightly just because it got better lol
Awesome!!! PeetuhGaming.... im glad the video could help you improve your DFGT. Enjoy the drifting bro.
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@@freshcustomsYT really fast man! top tier content
İts sprey graase?
The grease i used, yes...
does it make it faster?
Hi saulhv, I haven't noticed a change in speed.
Can I Use WD40 instead of white grease
I think the video is self-explanatory. I would definitely not use WD40.
@@freshcustomsYT thx
I used the same grease and now my wheel is stiff after a few days of no use (it was fine when i applied the grease the improvement was massive) but now the wheel won't even center properly it's that stiff
Hi there, That's so strange... It's most probably an issue that was upcoming. Also, check the motor and the bearing. Very strange. My wheel and many other uses are still working brilliantly. im actually busy with another upgrade for the wheel... a little sim dash mod. All the best with finding the issue retrace your steps, perhaps.
@@freshcustomsYT probably because it was smooth for like a few days then i stopped using it and now it's so stiff it won't center properly in games
Yo why i am watching this i dont even have a pc 😅
lol😂
Static! The big myth plaguing the electrical world like a gimmick!
In my 20 years as an electrician working on everything from cars to semi trucks to household wiring to cell towers to building & fixing circuit boards from pc, playstation, tv, stereos, headphones, basically everything you could shove a current through and I've never damaged anything with static! Nor have i heard of anyone I've worked with causing damage due to static!
It's like people that say practicing driving a manual in a turned off car is damaging the clutch lmao!!
The thing is this... We all release/build up different amounts of static electricity.... also depending on our environments, clothing, etc. Rather safe than sorry. Question.... Out of the entire video, you just feel the need to comment on my static safety warning? Look, you are welcome to do things your way, my friend. to each his own. From my experience in IT for many years too... I've seen many motherboards damaged because of static build-up... it's all about the situation. So my point is... You do you... the main thing to take away is the fact that the video is reaching many people in many different situations and surroundings... and once again, as I said... Rather safe than sorry.
Electrical Engineer here. You are wrong and this is very bad information. ESD damage isn't visible to the naked eye, nor are its symptoms always instant. Please educate yourself before spreading misinformation.
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Its significant noise reduction, especially during gameplay... Keep in mind it's a GEAR system, not a belt or direct drive... this simply helps to REDUCE! the gear noise. NOT eliminate it.
@@freshcustomsYT
Wow, thank you very much for the tip I will do the same Thanks!
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There is no vibrator.
@@SianaGearz тогда это землетрясение
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Yes sir, no need to comment if it's not your thing... scroll on buddy. Scroll on. if you could read, you would see from the comments that this process works really well. Go well... And stop trolling. Life is awesome.... get some.
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Just get a thrustmaster tx rw for crying out loud you should have to take you your wheel apart and do this when you spend your money not knowing it sounds like it's freaking broken
lol, Have a fabulous day. Go well and live in peace my man. And remember.... To each his own. lol.... You really made my day... lmao.
@@freshcustomsYT im just saying brother I understand some people don't have that extra 100 dollars but you got to be honest buying a wheel the setting it up and then it sounds like complete crap like it's going to explode is kinda annoying.
@@arturoquinonez3179 I've had a few wheels but there's just something about the DFGT... Its definitely left lots of good memories and continues too for many Ladies and gents... Ive just uploaded some tweeks to make it run that much better. I get what you are saying i really do. But its as i said... To each his or her own. To me its not about the affordability to be honest. I just genuinely love this wheel. Thanks for your feedback though.
@@freshcustomsYT I bought one the other day. Love the feel of it and the construction is superior to entry level direct drive wheels. I think it's hilarious that the other guy is just like OH JUST BUY A NEW WHEEL. Does he have any idea what they cost now? Sheesh. Anyways, there's a reason why people still use DFGTs to this day, and I'm one of them. Great wheel. Thanks for the tutorial, will apply your technique!
The Logitech Driving Force GT is from 2008 meanwhile the Thrustmaster TX RW is from 2015. Also, there's a difference in FFB systems. The DFGT (Driving Force GT) is driven by straight cut gears, which is where the majority of the noise comes from. The Thrustmaster uses a belt drive system. The point of this is to avoid buying a new wheel, some people don't have the money or can't update due to game support. The DFGT works on the PS2, PS3, and PC. The Thrustmaster you are limited to Xbox One and PC (well now Xbox Series X as well, but that came later). Going back to money, the DFGT is MUCH cheaper than the TX RW. I'm about to purchase one for $13, can't get anywhere near that with a TX RW unless its completely nonfunctional.
bro, please can u help me?
Hi there. What's up, bro?
@@freshcustomsYT can I have your telegram to contact? I bought a new logitech driving force gt and it is sound weird. can u please say what is the problem? i will send a video. 🙏
@Scarecrow606 DM me on insta.... let's see what's up bro.
Find the link in the about section of the channel.
@@freshcustomsYT link is outdated. my nickname is ruad_78
Good idea. I got one of these wheels for free. It's been great