How To Fix LOUD shifters on MOZA Steering Wheels - Quick Fix!

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In this video, I'll run through how to quickly fix loud shifters on MOZA steering wheels. This very quick fix will decrease the noise from the shifter paddles while racing!
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@rubyy0722 6 месяцев назад

Merci beaucoup ! Je l'ai installer en 15 minutes et vraiment le changement est drastique et le montage démontage est d'une simplicité !

@b9bot148 Год назад

I just ordered my R5 bundle with the brake mod and clutch pedal. I'm glad they include those pads. That was one of the biggest complaints by reviewers of the wheel is the very clicky shifters.

@robsharp968 Год назад

Thanks for this. I applied the pads to my Moza GS wheel a couple of months ago, but yesterday, during a race I suddenly noticed that the downshifter became very sticky in operation. After the race I had a look and realised that the rubber pad applied over the holes on the shiter lever had gradually migrated upwards, leaving the sticky medium behind on the shifter lever. The pad eventually detached and I was left with just the glue on the lever, causing the lever to stick to the wheel. This has happened on both up and down shift levers. I've replaced one pad with a spare that came with the wheel, and the other with a piece of black duct tape which seems to do the damping job adequately. Something for people to monitor though for others who have applied the pads.

@northdakoda Год назад

Thanks for this. Wasn't sure how hard I had to push to get the silver bolt to push out and this made it easy to follow. Cheers!

@shanesyoutube 6 месяцев назад

Thank you. The sound comparison was exactly what I was looking for.

@bops73 2 года назад

I have the GS wheel and R9 base and love them, Best decision I've made to upgrade from the logitec g920.

@banan33033 Год назад

good decision but bad for the wallet

@chazflyz Год назад

Game changer!!! I now have SILENCE!! Thank you

@EmanHowells Год назад

Thanks for the video could not figure out were to put the pads with instructions. your video worked great

@yokingtomcat Месяц назад

I will need to do that, when I get my Moza wheel... r3 or r5

@tiza41 4 месяца назад

I applied a different thicker pad to my Moza GS v2p bagel. It reduced the sound. However, after the application, the gear pedals were not active. It is necessary to calibrate the bagel settings.

@ewtechcorner Год назад

That was helpful! Than you!

@beautyandskingr 7 месяцев назад

Awesome video!!!!Where can I find those angels?I dont know how to google them...

@Azurantine81 Год назад

Just received my R9 and GS wheel today, quality is amazing but christ that shifter noise is obnoxiously loud without the pads.

@frederikkonig9142 7 месяцев назад

Applied them on my FSR Wheel and suddenly my downshifter isn't working anymore, only if I remove the pads...

@conuk35 Год назад

thanks for this video 👍 - instructions Moza instructions were a little flakey - didnt want to push the pin too hard. Video helped. As they are still not 'quiet' - would love almost silent to be honest! - if I add another pad - double up - will that stop the magnetic contact ?

@SimRacingSetups Год назад

Yea I wouldn't recommend that as it will almost certainly stop the shifts being recognised I'm afraid.

@conuk35 Год назад

@@SimRacingSetups already thought this was the case! Brand new...popped them on no response...calibrated and all good. Going to see where else I can add to. Still really to loud for me. Kind of annoying going from noisy grindy belt wheel to silence..with the loudest shifters in the world 😁

@SwiftestScout 7 месяцев назад

Damn! my FSR didnt come with any! Hopefully my 2nd wheel will come with them

@D3D3 Год назад

Thanks for the Video, but it doesn't work on my GS V2 Wheel this way, the shifters don't respond if I put the Second Pads this way like you did in the Video. Hafe to place those just above the magnet otherway the sensors dont respond.

@L33TCHI Год назад

it works on my v2 - where he sticks at 2:34, do that further right before the metal ring and then I had contact again.

@D3D3 Год назад

@@L33TCHI hi and thanks for reply, yes I know what you mean but that's the point, the effect is less when doing so but nothing else I could do, my left shifter I setup often bc it sometimes fails. I assume the photo sensors dont respond bc of the thickness of the pads. Will experiment more with this but its not ideal from MOZA ;-)

@Chris-bg1ll Год назад

I received my used steering wheel but the anti-noise pads are not there. What material are these pads made of? Would a simple sticky tape suffice?

@psilver03 Год назад

That bolt was really tight but pushing it with a similar hex tool (and some confidence) made it slide out. Easy peasy. I didn't poke myself. lol I like it better with the short throw. I think that makes me shift faster... like nano seconds faster! (and no clunk)

@Sargent-Mike Год назад

thanks for mentioning this. I thought mine was excessively tight so put it back together, going to give it another go now!

@LukeVesty 7 месяцев назад

Don't know why they don't just address this before shipping but better than no solution at all.

@joaomoretto Год назад

When I installed the anti noise pads, my shifter was not recognized anymore. I removed the pads and it worked again… not sure what is happening…. Any ideas? Thanks for the video!

@SimRacingSetups Год назад

They add a little less movement to the paddles and can sometimes block the paddle engaging correctly. You can try moving the silence pads further down the shifter arm to ensure there is enough travel.

@themaincheese5897 Год назад

This happened to me as well. The pad that goes on top of the magnet isn’t an issue. Make sure the other pad is covering the part that extrudes the most. I.e put the pad directly on the bump. In the moza video explaining how to apply it, the positioning is wrong.

@BPKarlToffel Год назад

I have the same problem. I installed the rubber pads like in this video but then the shifts are not recognized properly anymore. It either does not recognize the button being pressed or being released (so it keeps being pressed all the time). I could only fix this by removing the rubber pads again. I am really sad about this cause I liked the silenced shifts. I assume the sensors for the buttons would have to be recalibrated or something but I guess it's not possible in the current software.

@ethandolny Год назад

@@BPKarlToffelYou find a fix yet? I’m in the exact same situation 😭

@BPKarlToffel Год назад

@@ethandolny only by removing the silencer rubber pads again... so no silencing

@InsertYourself1 4 месяца назад

As silencing pads are not a thing in the market I assume I can use any type of padding and stick duct tape to keep it there.

@SimRacingSetups 4 месяца назад

They do come included with MOZA wheels. But, yea, other than that a small piece of foam, 3M tape of something similar.

@alfiekirkwalker5051 8 месяцев назад

Do the pads come with the r5 bundle? Because the shifters on the es wheel wheel aren’t magnetic are they?

@zray3521 11 месяцев назад

Thanks, it's not very clear where to put them on the guide

@stancesimracing9727 2 года назад

Does every Moza wheel come with these quiet pads?

@SimRacingSetups 2 года назад

Yea I think so. All wheels with magnetic shifters do anyway

@soapgaming8046 Год назад

this should be standard it sound better with pads.

@doubletrouble786 Год назад

I am not able to remove the bolt. After removing the screws on both sides I have used a lot of force to push it out but nothing happens. How are you easily moving it out?? I have the GS wheel

@TBolt1 Год назад

I was having the same issue on a GS wheel. It helps to stand the wheel up on a good desk / table while you use some muscle to push straight down on the bolt. The bolt will slide out.

@doubletrouble786 Год назад

@@TBolt1 I was able to do it. but had to use an allen screw same radius as the bolt and push with all my power and body weight to get it out. I couldn't find any easy way

@jgloc25 Год назад

Is placement important? After putting the rubber pads, the paddles were no longer detected.

@SimRacingSetups Год назад

Yea, they can block the paddles being recognised in some cases. I typically install the pads closer to the bend, this means less of the pad is being used, and gives the best of both worlds. Slightly quieter and all shifts still recognised.

@CptCoach 11 месяцев назад

Guys, I found a fix for it. In Moza Pit House driver go to the Tab with "System Settings" and go to the next Tab "Recovery and Reset". There you can re-calibrate your paddle shifters and make em work with noise pads on.

@TurtleSodadrives 8 месяцев назад

@@CptCoach You absolute lifesaver!

@ryanchenoweth5673 Год назад

whats the difference in feel though? 🤔

@eg-xf5ic Год назад

The engagement is just a touch “softer” rather than the solid clunk you can feel normally but in the heat of the moment while racing, I never noticed it, only after installing on one side to check it

@cjpert5286 Год назад

can we do it with the ES wheel, I cant find a way to reach the paddles

@millstone4773 Год назад

This was helpful to see what was involved, but you had 1m 20s of actually showing the process and 2m of redundant fluff that could have been trimmed down considerably. Just a note for next time. Thank you for making the video!