G27 pedals stay pressed [Help]

So I'm playing with my G27, and a lot of times when I release my pedals, they stay "pressed". It used to happen with the throttle, now it's happening with the brake. Even though the pedal is fully released, it sends an oscilating signal as if it's pressed. My brake pedal sometimes stays over 30% pressed after I release it, so using deadzone would be highly impractical, and I don't need to explain why having your car braking at the wrong time would be annoying.
Has anyone got any tips to fix this?
By the way, I'm using a GTEye spring for the brake, the original brake spring for the clutch and the original clutch spring for the throttle, if it makes any difference.

 

Should do the trick. I recommend you get some Fanatec pedals for Christmas, you'll thank me later

 

Can't get Fanatec pedals because here in Brazil Logitech is pretty much all you can get, and even so, pretty overpriced. Anyway, I'll try this out, and thank you for the help!

 

That sucks, best of luck.

 

What I can say after finishing cleaning it:
Didn't have any proper degreaser, so I ended up using alcohol and paper towels, which is probably not the best way, but it works fine now. Just launched the gaming profile and after I release the pedals there's not even a hint of it spiking anymore.

For anyone that may consider doing this themselves:
This was one of the trickiest things I've done ever. I've already taken the pedals apart dozens of times, but never did anything with the potentiometers, and after you get to them, it becomes a really dificult task. If you haven't got full confidence and a good experience with electronics, I'd recomend staying away from this tutorial. As I said before, I've already taken the pedals apart and back together dozens of times, and even so it took me two hours to do the whole thing, and I sure hope I don't have to do this ever again.
If you come across this problem and you do have the experience to follow the tutorial, then go ahead, it works.

Anyway, thanks again for the help.

 

If you put the pedals in a box and unscrew all the screws everything stays in place and you can remove the parts you need without taking the footplates off. If you need to clean the pots then obviously you need to take them off.

The best way is in this video.



P.S. I store my pedals upside down to stop any dust and debris falling into the workings. If you have little space you can always put them sideways. It will cut down on most of the flotsam and jetsam.

 

Best place to resolve this is in the Controllers and Peripherals forum?

http://www.assettocorsa.net/forum/index.php?forums/controllers-and-peripherals-bugs-issues.19/