Are you a fan of EA Sports WRC but having trouble with your cars not moving?
It can be frustrating to encounter technical issues when all you want to do is enjoy the game.
But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. In this article, we’ll provide you with some tips and tricks to fix the problem of cars not moving in EA Sports WRC.
How To Fix EA Sports WRC Cars Not Moving?
1. Fix Driving With A Controller For A Few Stages
If you’re using a controller to play EA Sports WRC and your car is not moving, it could be due to a calibration issue.
Try driving with a controller for a few stages to see if the problem persists. If the problem goes away, it could be due to a calibration issue with your Thrustmaster T300 wheel.
2. Check Your Thrustmaster T300 Settings
If your Thrustmaster T300 wheel is properly connected, the next thing to check is your Thrustmaster T300 settings.
Make sure that your Thrustmaster T300 wheel is properly configured in the game settings. Check that the buttons and pedals are properly mapped to the correct actions.
3. Let Go Of The Handbrake
It may sound obvious, but sometimes the simplest solution is the best one. If your car is not moving in EA Sports WRC, it could be because you forgot to release the handbrake. Make sure that you have fully released the handbrake before trying to move your car.
This is especially important if you’re driving a manual transmission car, as the handbrake is often used to prevent the car from rolling backward when starting on an incline. If you forget to release the handbrake, your car will not move.
4. Unassign And Reassign Clutch And E-brake Controls
If you’re using a clutch or e-brake in EA Sports WRC and your car is not moving, it could be due to a control assignment issue. Try unassigning and then reassigning your clutch and e-brake controls to see if that fixes the problem.
If unassigning and reassigning your clutch and e-brake controls don’t work, it could be due to a reverse setting issue. Check if your clutch and/or e-brake need to be reversed in the game settings.
5. Check Your E-brake
If your clutch is properly engaged and your handbrake is fully released, the next thing to check is your e-brake. The e-brake, or emergency brake, is a mechanism that is used to stop a car in an emergency.
Sometimes, the e-brake can get stuck, preventing your car from moving. Try unassigning and reassigning your e-brake controls to see if that fixes the problem.
6. Check Your Physics Settings
If none of the above steps work, the problem may be with your physics settings. Physics settings control how the game simulates the movement of your car. Some players have reported that certain physics settings can cause their cars not to move.
Try adjusting your physics settings to see if that fixes the problem. You may need to experiment with different settings to find the one that works best for you.
If nothing works then you may try contacting the EA Sports support team by clicking here. They will guide you with better options.