poolshark021
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Hi all,
I recently bought a Cruis'n USA sit down arcade. It had a glitch in the steering pot, so I changed it today. The game plays fine now, but when I perform the steering wheel self test, it won't move left or right on its own. I checked the resistance of the motor, 10 ohms (I'm assuming that's OK, I just wanted to make sure it wasn't open). I measured DC volts on the connector from the driver board when performing the self test and get 0 volts. The board has 36VAC input, 5VDC input, and 12VDC output on the correct headers. Both steering wheel fuses are good. This is my first time getting into a board this far. Am I missing something obvious? Anyone have any tips for me?
TIA
I recently bought a Cruis'n USA sit down arcade. It had a glitch in the steering pot, so I changed it today. The game plays fine now, but when I perform the steering wheel self test, it won't move left or right on its own. I checked the resistance of the motor, 10 ohms (I'm assuming that's OK, I just wanted to make sure it wasn't open). I measured DC volts on the connector from the driver board when performing the self test and get 0 volts. The board has 36VAC input, 5VDC input, and 12VDC output on the correct headers. Both steering wheel fuses are good. This is my first time getting into a board this far. Am I missing something obvious? Anyone have any tips for me?
TIA
