I've recently installed a Tokyo Drift (Raw Thrills) Conversion Kit into an old Rush 2049 cabinet. This is not the standard cabinet that raw thrills suggests placing this conversion kit into so I had to do some custom wiring. After having connected every last wire to it's corresponding component I turned the game on and everything worked great.. except for the steering motor.
The steering motor provides no resistance when, say, you drive into a wall or just in general steering.
I did some troubleshooting and checked the Audio/Steering board against a known good one as well as putting PC into a second conversion kit I did (which all worked fine), to no avail.
The question I am posing is if there is a way to test the motor to make sure it is good? It puts out voltages when turned from left to right and it lights up the LEDs on the Audio/Steering controller board.. but it doesn't seem to be getting the signal to provide resistance to the steering wheel.
Any assistance would be awesome!
The steering motor provides no resistance when, say, you drive into a wall or just in general steering.
I did some troubleshooting and checked the Audio/Steering board against a known good one as well as putting PC into a second conversion kit I did (which all worked fine), to no avail.
The question I am posing is if there is a way to test the motor to make sure it is good? It puts out voltages when turned from left to right and it lights up the LEDs on the Audio/Steering controller board.. but it doesn't seem to be getting the signal to provide resistance to the steering wheel.
Any assistance would be awesome!