Logitech PRO RACING PEDALS Repair

• Load Cell brake module
• Gas module
• Clutch module
• Brake elastomer/foam pieces

The PRO RACING PEDALS are a high-end sim-racing pedal set designed for competitive and enthusiast racing simulators. They are built from durable materials including stainless steel and machined aluminum and include adjustable pedal faces and a reinforced baseplate for stability. Key features include a load-cell brake, contactless (Hall-effect) sensors for throttle and clutch, and user-adjustable pedal travel and spring tension. The design emphasizes durability and precision for long-term, high-force use.

The Logitech PRO RACING PEDALS can be identified by the model number (M/N WU0010). The model label is on the underside of the pedal base. This label lists the model (M/N), part (P/N), and serial (S/N) numbers.

• Form Factor: Three-pedal set (throttle, brake, clutch)
• Materials: Stainless steel pedal arms, machined/aluminium pedal faces and baseplate, reinforced steel mounting points
• Brake Sensor: Load-cell brake (force sensing) — model details not specified on support page
• Throttle & Clutch Sensors: Contactless Hall-effect position sensors (model details not specified on support page)
• Pedal Adjustability: Adjustable pedal face angle, spacing, and spring tension; adjustable pedal travel for brake and clutch
• Connectivity: USB connection to PC/console via supplied cable (host adapter required for some wheelbases)
• Mounting: Front and rear mounting points compatible with standard sim rigs; bolt-down holes on baseplate
• Footplate: Anti-slip textured pedal faces with optional replaceable faceplates
• Compatibility: Designed for major sim-racing wheelbases and PC/console platforms (see manufacturer compatibility list)
• Key Switch Manufacturer/Model: N/A (no keyboard-style key switches used in this device)

Common repair-relevant faults include unresponsive or noisy pedal sensors, inconsistent brake force readings from the load cell, and mechanical binding from worn bushings or debris. Diagnose by checking USB/cable continuity, recalibrating pedals in software, testing sensor outputs with a multimeter, and inspecting/cleaning pivot points and mounting hardware.

For additional troubleshooting help, visit: Visit Logitech Support for assistance, spare parts availability, and compatibility information: https://support.logi.com/hc/en-us/articl...

Refer to Logitech's warranty page for region-specific limited hardware warranty terms and how to file a claim.

• https://support.logi.com/hc/en-us/articl...
• https://www.logitechg.com