P0341 on a Jeep: Causes, Fixes & Repair Cost

🟠 Moderate severity · drivable

You can usually keep driving a Jeep with P0341, but rough idle or stalling is possible, so get it checked soon.

What P0341 means on a Jeep

On a Jeep, P0341 means the powertrain control module sees a camshaft position signal from bank 1 that is outside the expected range. The sensor helps time fuel and ignition, and it is especially important on the 3.6L V6. A drifting signal can cause rough idle, hesitation, or stalling.

Is P0341 common on Jeeps?

P0341 is seen on Jeeps with the 3.6L Pentastar V6 as the camshaft position sensors fail or the connector picks up oil. Higher-mileage Wranglers, Grand Cherokees, and Cherokees are the most likely to show it. The engine usually still runs, but it can act up until the sensor is replaced.

Commonly reported on: Grand Cherokee, Wrangler, Cherokee.

Symptoms

Check engine light on
Rough idle or hesitation
Hard starting or stalling
Reduced power in some cases

Common causes

most common: Faulty camshaft position sensor
common: Oil or debris in the sensor connector
common: Damaged wiring to the sensor
less common: Worn timing chain components

How to fix it

Fix	DIY?	Typical cost
Inspect the cam sensor and connector for oil or damage	Yes	$10–60
Replace the camshaft position sensor	Yes	$100–250
Have the timing system checked if the code returns	Mechanic	$700–1800