Good to see you Tommy. Wish you were able to share a bit more of your time but I understand there is more to life! Thanks for taking the time on this one.

This is why you diagnose and not throw parts at it! I have had many 2.0t engines come in with just a cam sensor code like a p0341 and they had timing issues like chain stretch, worn parts causing oil pressure issues to cam adjuster.

Good clear video, gets straight to the point with everything. Thanks.

Welcome back and thanks! Interesting that it didn't stall despite the cam signal being completely missing.

Thank you Tommy. Good job. Nice to see you brother. Have a blessed and safe week.

Always interesting and informative. Thank you for sharing. Welcome back.

I cannot thank you enough! I've had these faults for 6 years. Back/forth to VW and they could never fix it. After deep diving into message boards and KZread I ran across your video with the exact same codes as your customer. I went ahead and replaced spark plugs, ignition coils, and the Camshaft Position Sensor on my own. Cleared the code and it runs like new! The spark plugs and ignition coils gave me back a super smooth idle. I am going on nearly a week with all the fixes with no issues, no EPC light, starting at every crank (mine was super unpredictable), and no Check Engine light. Thank you so much!!

great video Tom nice seeing you back at it

Good video, Tommy! I'm glad to see you back here making videos!

Just subbed after watching the ScannerDanner "2012 VW Jetta No Communication with TCM" videos. Tommy looking forward to more videos. BTW welcome back even though I only subbed an hour ago.

TOMMY, good to seya being long time excellent info as always.cheeeeers

well worth the wait, thanks.

Good job Tommy! You make those cars look so primitive bro! Keep the good stuff coming man!

Glad to see a new video! :)

Ooooo a new video ! Let's see now code would indicate to me lost sensor ground , time to watch

@NewLevelAuto

4 жыл бұрын

Bah , I was close . Great find bud ! And really happy to see you make a new video 👍👍👍

@shaunsautorepairs5410

4 жыл бұрын

@@NewLevelAuto i think it was pin fitment issue...😁😃

Nice to see u back Tom cheers sandy

Welcome back great video

Dang I thought you got tired of doing KZread and said screw it. Good work

Glad your back

So happy to see you back. Where ya been?

Welcome back!!!

Nice to see u Tom....👍

Good to see videos on vw

Nice job 🔧🔧🔧👌👌

GOOD JOB TOMMY

Good job bro

It’s been a while..👌

Good education

Hi Tom, Very good vidéo. 😉 What's the diag tool you use ? Thk's

Good catch!

Hey Tommy I have a 2015 1.8 TSI Passat. It hit a sign in the left front. Starts and runs then runs rough after a couple min and won’t come out of park. Only damage I can find was 5 wires that go to the TCM. Replaced all damaged wires and still won’t come out of park. Have all power and grounds ok. Only fuse that poped was the 25 in the SC panel. Think it could have taken out the PCM. Scanned it and no com to Tcm,and a few other No com codes.

@PositiveLeadDiagnostics

Жыл бұрын

Possibly has a bad tcm. Maybe took some damage if wiring was shorted together

Nice !

Long time no see brother

Pleeeeeeese keep em up!

Nice

Great content... Could that have possibly been a pin contact issue?

@PositiveLeadDiagnostics

4 жыл бұрын

It is possible a pin contact issue could create the same problem. But when you flex on the housing of sensor chances are it’s a failed sensor. I’ve repinned connectors before and it didn’t fix the issue because it’s a problem with the sensor

We miss you bro

The cat came back😹

I only have the p0323, cam circuit high. Cam/crank sensor is confirmed good. Extended cranking. How often is the actual harness an issue?

@PositiveLeadDiagnostics

Жыл бұрын

I’ve seen all of the above with this code. I e seen bad cam sensors, open ground circuits and bad ecms. I would do some checks at the sensor again. Look at your sensor signal and sensor ground and see what you have and go from there.

Showing the P0343 code on my 09 along with a P0651 which is for an open circuit. I’ve replaced the cam sensor twice and still no fix. Cleaned every ground i found. Does this sound like a wiring issue or an ECM issue?

@PositiveLeadDiagnostics

Жыл бұрын

Start with voltage checks at the sensor. You should have a 5volt reference and a sensor ground. The signal wire should have 5 volts on it with the sensor unplugged

I have the same issues on a 2014 VW Jetta - it runs fine but the EPC light is on along with the engine light - what would be the cost to fix this issue ?

@KingHyp3

2 жыл бұрын

Had the same EPC issue, I changed my plugs, wires, and coil pack, it was good after that

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I'm looking into a p0343 code. On my supply voltage I have 4.99v but on the signal I have 4.86v. Is it normal normal for the signal on the harness side to have almost five volts when unplugged

@PositiveLeadDiagnostics

8 ай бұрын

Yes that is a bias voltage from the computer.

Hello need to this channel I have a Volkswagen Jetta SE 2012 been told that the control module is bad I replace it with 07k90655G then I was told it need to be special one now got me looking for 07k90655CJ what could I do just trying to pass the smog having a hard time

@PositiveLeadDiagnostics

7 ай бұрын

What’s the problem with your vehicle?

Paul is God and Tommy is the disciple love you both my brothers.

Wow..look who it is.. So.., I take it you have taken some time off to let that beard grow out.?! Lol Good to see your still making some videos . Cheers

who's this guy?

This is why I don't like Snap On. $15k retail tool and it can't tell you specific manufacturer codes. It can't do a lot of things.

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minute 1:40 cam signal fail too