Thrustmaster Raceline Pedals III LC - 4060384

A Load Cell brake measures the force (pressure) applied to the pedal, rather than just the distance it's pressed. This allows for much more precise and realistic braking control.

The Raceline Pedals III LC are compatible with Thrustmaster Force Feedback racing wheel bases on PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series, and Xbox One. Always check the specific compatibility list for your wheel base.

Yes, the brake pedal resistance can be customized using a combination of 3 springs, an elastomer buffer, and a preload dial, allowing for a force range of 25-100 kg.

Full software customization, including dead zones and brake equalizer settings, requires a PC and the My Thrustmaster Panel software, or the Race Dash screen on a compatible T598 wheel.

Hall Effect sensors (used for accelerator/clutch) detect magnetic fields for precise positional input and durability. Load Cell sensors (used for brake) measure physical force applied, enabling pressure-sensitive braking.

Wipe down the metal surfaces with a dry or slightly damp microfiber cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents.

Yes, the pedals feature a fully modular structure, allowing you to customize the positions of the pedals and pedal heads to suit your preferred driving ergonomics.

Ensure the pedals are securely connected to the wheel base and the wheel base is properly connected to the PC/Console. Update drivers and firmware for your Thrustmaster wheel base.

Adjust the spring configuration (3 springs + 1 elastomer) and the preload dial on the brake assembly. Refer to the manual for specific configuration diagrams.

Clean any dust or debris around the Hall Effect sensors, if accessible. Ensure the pedals are not physically obstructed. If the issue persists, contact Thrustmaster support.

Verify the Load Cell sensor is correctly seated. On PC, check the 'dead zone' settings in the My Thrustmaster Panel software. Ensure the brake calibration is set correctly in the game or software.