Fanatec CSW 2.5 + Formula v2 Rim shaking while going straight

[Dave2701]

Hello guys, i recently bought the Fanatec CSW 2.5 + Formula V2 rim. Overall im pretty happy with how the wheel works but on any straight or on any track the wheel starts shaking massively. It just appears on the straights. I configured the settings fanatec posted as recommended on their forum but it just doesnt work properly.
Do you have any fix for me?

My Firmware :
PC Driver 347
WB FW 639
SW FW 27

My setup:
Base: CSW 2.5
Rim: Formula V2
Pedals: CSL Elite Pedals LC

 

[d1s1nformat1on]

No I only highlighted them as they would be the one causing the issue.
But they are correct.

I have no further idea sadly.. Are you using content manager? It has a habit of reloading control configs.

If you use it, please post a Screenshot of your controls section.

But it feels like you should try to re install the game....
Backup your mods, pp filters or whatever you customized and then uninstall the game from within steam, check the installation folder to wipe that, delete the documents/Assetto corsa folder too and start fresh.

It's definitely not normal with the oscillation...

It's a weird one - What makes me wonder about it being related to CM (Which I do use) is that the same issue is present in ACC, but not any other racing game I play (F120xx, Dirt Rally, AMS 2 as examples) - yet I play AC/ACC the most.

I've definitely tried uninstalling the game (Including mods as they're easy enough to get back) and re-installing, but it hasn't helped in the past - happy to try again though.

Now that I think of it, My D-Pad doesn't work for the pit strategy window in AC, yet it does for ACC - it used to, but stopped while I was still using my logitech. On that I could just bind the keyboard arrows to the D-Pad which worked, but I can't seem to do that on my fanatec without using something like Joy2key (which ALSO never seems to work)...

Maybe I'm just not meant to sim race? (or 3D print, or play guitar or basketball as I always have issues with those hobbies as well)

 

[d1s1nformat1on]

Got the following advice from someone at Fanatec -

"I suggest going to back to v346, and don't use FanaLab or any other software. This is the driver version that the support team often suggests to customers when troubleshooting. Ensure that you install both the base and motor firmware after installing this driver.

If it's still behaving strangely, it's probably worth re-installing the games."

I did both, so I don't know which one helped in this case, but it worked - all my wheel issues are gone and it works how I thought it should

 

[Bobby2682]

Shot in the dark, but in the ACC FFB settings do you have any minimum force applied? I'm using a CSL Elite and have that set at 0%. Because it amplifies small forces it may cause that oscillation.

I'm also running gain at 80-85% depending on car so I'd imagine with the more powerful CSW you'd be lower than that. Might be worth turning off the road effects as well to rule that out. I run them at 0% anyway.

If none of that helps that maybe @RasmusP can help as he has a similar setup!

I was having the same problem and found this post. Turning off the minimum force under ffb settings fixed it. Thank you this was driving me crazy.