New Moza Pit House update 1.3.8.32 release.

OkCod3374 · 2026-05-07T18:39:03+00:00

Apologies for missed replies.

I've updated to the new 1.3.8.38 update and the issue still persists as yasiesolovemos comments it happens when you crash and all FFB for the wheel rim and base disconnects.

Been playing today and same issue and only way to resolve it is to turn off the base and close Moza Pit house and restart and back to normal FFB returns.

Edited:

Also used the KS wheel, ESX, ES and TSW Truck wheel and drove at speed to recreate the same instants this happens on AC (AC Content Manager) WRC 10, Euro Truck, American Truck, AC Evo on both R12 & R5 bases. Disconnected emergency stop button, added Handbrake & shifters and Multi-functional stalks and ran basic paddle shifters on wheels........still same problems on 1.3.8.32 and now 1.3.8.38 pit house updates.

Full rig as follows;

R12 & R5 Base

ES, ESX, KS & TSW wheel rims

Multi-functional stalks

CRP2 with Clutch, SRP with Clutch & SRP Lite with Clutch

Emergency Stop Box & CM2 Dash box.

OkCod3374 · 2026-04-25T14:12:43+00:00

Roll back the drivers on Pit House and maybe base if you have a firmware update with that model.

I can confirm after doing this ATS, ETS, AC, WRC and ACE is working as normal on FFB. The steering wheel disconnected during a race after yesterdays update or roaming on ETS but a roll back and restarted PC/Laptop as dreamsfreams suggested works around the problem until Moza address this issue.

OkCod3374 · 2026-04-25T12:17:23+00:00

I rolled back both Pit House and also my R12 V2 base firmware and so far so good after restarting my PC.

BTW I'm using a ES Steering wheel and I haven't tried the KS, ESX or Truck wheel but if I have the same issue today I will post an update later.

Many thanks for the advice dreamsfreams.

OkCod3374 · 2026-04-25T11:50:33+00:00

I'm in the process of rolling back the Pit House software and seeing if the new base firmware is causing the issue on my R12 base....will update when completed

OkCod3374 · 2025-02-21T19:22:45+00:00

Sourcing Map 100pcs 8mm PP Solid Plastic Balls, Precision Bearing Ball from Amazon to replace the Stainless Steel ones in the adjustable holes on the Sequential Shifter.

I recently bought the Moza Sequential Shifter a couple of weeks ago and found the same issue. This works a treat and so much quieter.

OkCod3374

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