Le Mans Ultimate
Third-party plugin conflict
An LMU plugin may be involved when crashes begin after enabling it or the current trace identifies a plugin failure. Test that connection with a reversible change.
Checks and expected results
Before you repair it
- Record recently enabled plugins and the point at which LMU fails.
- Check the trace for plugin-related failure evidence and rule out a more specific content or hardware fault.
- Close LMU and back up CustomPluginVariables.JSON before temporarily disabling plugin entries.
How to confirm the result
Repeat the same session with the suspect plugin disabled. If it works, re-enable entries individually to narrow the conflict; keep the original configuration available.
Repair limits and when to stop
A plugin name in a normal log line is not proof of a fault. Disabling plugins can remove their features during the test and does not repair the plugin itself.
How PitMedic recognizes it
Crash occurs with plugin-related trace evidence or after enabling a known plugin; no stronger hardware/content fault is present.
Signals PitMedic may recognize
CustomPluginVariablesplugin
Built-in response
Back up CustomPluginVariables.JSON and temporarily disable plugin entries, then retest.
Verification sources
PitMedic prioritizes vendor documentation and labels community findings separately.
- Common FixesLe Mans Ultimate Support · Official sourceOpen source
Official guidance says some plugins cause crashes and describes disabling them.