Warning : Disassembling your pedals will void any warrant with Logitech™, this guide is provided for informational purposes only.

Step 1 : Unplug your pedals

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Step 2 : Remove the pedal faces; use a 2.5mm allen key ( hex socket ) to remove all 3 of the pedal faces.

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Step 3 : Undo the 14 Philips head screws from the underneath of the pedals. ( There are two hidden away under the carpet gripper )

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Step 4 : Carefully sperate the two half's of the pedal assembly, there are a further 2 screws holding the wire in place.

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Step 5 : Disconnect the wires connected to the existing potentiometer, make a note of the order of the wires.

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Step 6 : Undo the 4 bolts on the underside of the pedals holding the pedal assembly to the pedal base.

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Step 7 : Undo the two bolts holding the spring and face to the assembly.

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Step 8 : Remove the small clip holding the gearing in place. Tip : Use a small flat head screwdriver to bend the retaining flap up releasing the clip. Then use a pair of needle nose pliers to bend the flap back ready for the clip to be reused.

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Step 9 : Undo the nut securing the potentiometer assembly in place, removing the old pot.

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Step 10 : Refit and reassemble using the replacement potentiometers. The connectors for the potentiometers can either be pushed on or soldered on.

Replacement Potentiometer for Logitech G25 pedals. Sold Individually - 0 in stock Available for worldwide postage.            Category Potentiometers, Variable Resistors Family Rotary - Linear Resistance 10.0KΩ Power (Watts) 0.5W, 1/2W Resistive Material Carbon Rotation 300° Package 23.83mm x 11.51mm SOLD OUT