Obokidly DIY Racing Simulator Steering Wheel Turn Signal Wiper Lever Switch For Logitech G27 G29 Logitech Thrustmaster Simagic (Upgrade Type-For G27/G29/G920/G923 With Cover, Black)

Works well easy to use and install. Had a few issues with setting up but tech support was fast and easy to follow. The pricing was fair and shipping was fast.

Update: 3/5/26. As of today, my light switch button has stopped working. This button worked the night prior, but seems to have given out at random. I did a few tests and it confirms there is no input coming from the switch itself. The connections look good though. There was no prior notice of the switch malfunctioning or dying out. Ive attempted to change USB ports, recheck connections, clean out connections, and run online tests for gamepads to ensure there is no input from the light switch button. Original review: First and foremost, ignore the wires in my pictures. My steering wheel setup is only for temporary use. The entire assembly itself is great. I love having the new buttons and ease of access to what I normally have to use my keyboard or gear shifter for. And the auto off on the turn signal is a wonderful touch. Keep in mind this assembly will push your steering wheel out much further. With that, the g27 is at an angle already. So adding this does raise it significantly higher. Following the instructions was easy. I used the video tutorial. I recommend watching it fully first as a few steps backtracked or required going back to make a change. At least on the g27. Onto its use. I use this solely for ATS at the moment. So it's not abused or beat on in any way. With that being said, during a turn I felt and heard a small snap in my wheel. Since then my wheel has had a small giggle to it. One of the screws in the cover has become logged in the top, preventing me from removing the cover to see where the issue is coming from. With the cover being 3d printed, I'm aware it can break if I attempt to force it lose. And to continue trying will most likely strip the screw. So unfortunately I am stuck with this issue for the time being. During assembly the main wire that gets connected to your wheel, was a hassle. One a few occasions I held my breath while trying to pass it through the pieces. Just be gentle and calm with it, it does feel like it may break/come lose when trying to push it through the holes. The bottom left switch under the turn signal can move up/down, and the end can be pressed in and spin. The spin is counted as a single key regardless of the way you rotate it. My only major con is the three screws provided to mount the g27 housing to the new adapter, did not fit. I was able to find replacement screws through my other hobby materials. The following is for the creator and anyone who likes more in depth context about the parts: What I'd like to see in future upgrades: 1-There is a lot of wasted space between the back of the wheel and the assembly. Even the shifting buttons clear the extended signals with a lot of distance. I'd love to see some of the length cut down. Though I understand this is a more universal set and some wheels may require that space. 2-Some of the wiring could be labeled better. The white and black wiring going to the turn signal and retarder switch are not labeled. I originally connected the backwards. The white wire is bent at an extreme angle and makes me weary of the longevity of its use. The black wire also does not have much room to move. 3-An ability for a tilt option. I understand this may conflict with the length suggestion. 4-Better connection points for the cover. Bumps and pockets could be used to align the cover pieces. Similar to using dowels in woodworking. Instead of solely relying on screws, which in my case allowed one to get stuck begin to become stripped. 5-Slightly longer connection wire. My pc is pretty close to where my wheel gets placed. Even then the wire does not have much extra room and prevents me from using the front USB ports. 6-Not a priority, but would love to see a key mechanism in place of the push button. Or create it as a replacement to the push button and sell it separately.

I regret jumping the gun on this purchase, as there are now better options available in the market. While I appreciate that it’s a complete set, it was missing a few items, like the screwdriver, and had some scuffs. I did receive a partial refund, but considering current market choices, such as the truck sim wheel from Hori, the price of this set should definitely be lower. The unit functions well, but the build quality could be better, as it is mostly made with 3D-printed material.

Says it worked for my steering wheel g920 logitech and the instructions were all on a YouTube video. Did not work nor did it fit on my wheel. Evan if you select your g920 wheel in the menu to buy. It is still not the right one

I own a Logitech G29 steering wheel combo amd got into American Truck Simulator (ATS). While driving with the stock steering wheel setup was fun and added realism to the game play, there was still the need to reach over to the keyboard or buttons on the steering wheel to activate/deactivate blinkers, wipers, headlights amd to start the truck. I was on Amazon one day looking for ATS accessories (mostly the 18 speed shifter knob) I stumbled across this item. Didn't have many reviews (21 as of this writing 19-Apr-2023) but I liked what it added in features. Found the installation videos on YouTube and took a chance on this. Yes it is 3D printed parts, but the circuit boards and one wire to the computer setup was nicely done. They incorporated the blinkers to deactivate when you return the wheel from a turn to center (the option to turn blinker off automatically needs to be unchecked in ATS). The one grip I have is the placement of the start/stop button (although I can't think of a better place) it's sometime difficult to full like a real truck when going to start the engine. Most start/stop buttons are mounted to the dash in front of the driver, not down under the steering wheel. None of the aftermarket electronics connect to the G29 steering wheel. You just connect an extension wire to the original wire to reach the new placement of the steering wheel. They supply you with a long micro usb to USB-A cable to connect the new "joystick" to the computer. Have had it on now for about 2 weeks and it has worked flawlessly since install.

I wish that I could give this more than 5 stars. This is an amazing design and it works EXACTLY like I thought it would. Signals, wipers, cruse control and starter all work like they do in a real vehicle. The work that went into not only designing the hardware but also the software is brilliant. The only complaint that I have is that it did not come with any installation instructions. Thankfully there's youtube though, with out it this would have taken way longer to install. Keep in mind though that this product IS labeled as DIY. That being said it does take a while to install, it was well worth the time spend. 100% worth the price, this is some of the best simulation gear that I've purchased.

Just got my turn signal setup but I don’t see the shroud cover as stated and shown in the order. All came in that little box. Guess it goes together like a jigsaw puzzle by video only. Have to decide if I want to keep it without the shroud that I paid for. If I do, I will review how it actually is. UPDATE: So I put it all together and turns out despite the shroud cover showing as one bit piece in the product picture, it is made up of 3 individual pieces. Found this out myself. Have yet to plug it in yet and try it, but I am hopeful and optimistic. Others with the same advised me they are a game changer.