2014 VW Jetta Rough Idle & Stalling - P0341 & P0011 Codes (Intake Cam Magnet & Solenoid Replacement)

2014 VW Jetta Rough Idle & Stalling Issue - Fixing P0341 & P0011 Codes (Camshaft Sensor, Intake Cam Magnet & Solenoid Replacement)

In this video, I continue troubleshooting my 2014 Volkswagen Jetta, which had been experiencing rough idling, fluctuating RPMs, and stalling issues. The car was throwing the P0341 code for a faulty camshaft position sensor, and I addressed that issue in my first video. But, the story doesn’t end there!

After clearing the P0341 code, I ran into P0241 and P0011 codes, which pointed to problems with the intake camshaft timing system—specifically the intake cam magnet and solenoid. These parts play a key role in regulating the camshaft timing, and if they malfunction, it can cause poor engine performance, stalling, and rough idling.

In this video, I show you how I replaced the intake cam magnet and solenoid to fix the P0241 and P0011 codes. Watch as I walk you through the process of diagnosing these codes, replacing the faulty components, and getting the car running smoothly again.

If you’re dealing with similar issues on your VW Jetta or any car with camshaft timing problems, this video should help you out. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more DIY car repair tips and updates!