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Problems with 2014 Volkswagen Jetta ENGINE

On average, the 2014 Volkswagen Jetta starts to “feel” problems with the ENGINE and its various aspects after 43 227 miles.

Recently reported ENGINE problems on 2014 Volkswagen Jetta

Car engine just died while in drive, usually while slowing down and coming to a stop. when brought in for repair, a fuel engine was replaced. two weeks later the problem began occurring again. another part was replaced. four months later, the problem has returned. the engine starts to shake will in idle with foot on break. and then shuts off.

Car shuts off while driving on highway. lost all power. pulled over, placed in park, and then the car started. engine light stayed on. happen multiple times. i don't feel safe driving this car

After exiting the freeway and got to the overpass i had to stop, after a accelerated the engine shut down, lost all electrical power except for the radio, fortunately after the overpass was a downgrade so the car was able to coast to safety on to the shoulder. this has not been the first incident where the vehicle has lost complete power while driving in city streets. this is my wife's car, she had complained to me of the car not starting after she gotten off work, we tried to jump started it and it still would not start, so it had to wait till i got off from work. soon as i got to the vehicle after my shift, i tried to crank start it and the vehicle started with out hesitation. while driving in the city street, after making a stop the vehicle engine shut off, i was unaware since the radio was still playing, so my wife pointed out this had been happening to her as well, even after we replaced the battery. so i took the vehicle to my mechanic and he mentioned that this could be an alternator problem, so we replaced the alternator ...

2014 jetta with 90000 miles stalls all the time in cold weather. it will just shut off when coming to a stop in traffic or stop signs and red lights. i almost got ran over by a large 18 wheeler when vehicle stalled in baltimore tunnel. someone is going to get hurt unless there is a recall for this issue, please report this issue if it occurring to you.

Key gets stuck in ignition when turning off the engine.

While driving the vehicle, it starts to stall or have stalled while slowing down or sitting in rush hour traffic; or while stopped at a red light. the dealer stated the code was p0011 and the camshaft position sensor needed to be replaced. the part was about $75 and the labor just under $400. the check engine light came back on within 2 days and the issue started again. now the dealer stated code p0011 again, and also code p0016 crank shaft position correlation which is the timing belt he stated. he also quoted a price over $3000 to have the work completed. i asked if this was the problem all along and the p0011 was misdiagnosed the last time since you have the same code again. was the old position sensor bad or not. he could not answer. i told him i can't keep spending money if you can't grantee a fix. i don't want to come back in a few weeks with the same code, but the price keeps going up. also, that stated they completed a recall update to the ecm software. i told them i was surprised as i had checked nhtsa and it stated 0 ...

Excessive stalling at intersections, almost hit when making a right turn because the car stalled. restart the car and works fine, but is getting more frequent.

Tl* the contact owns a 2014 volkswagen jetta. while driving various speeds, the engine suddenly shut off. after approximately ten minutes, the vehicle was restarted. the vehicle was taken to three county volkswagen (701 riverside ave, lyndhurst, nj), but the cause of the failure was not determined. the manufacturer was notified of the failure. the vin was not available. the failure mileage was 40,000.

After having the car for a year, the injector coil pack malfunction. the car would sputter and slow down speed while driving and would stop. i went through 3 replacements. when the car is idle, the car shakes or like it is stressing itself to work hard being idle. the key ignition is now giving problems. the car will not recognize the key and will not turn on. if you hold the key at a certain angle it will turn on but it is hard to take the key out of ignition.

Engine seized with no prior warning. the oil light or temperature light did not come on prior to car stalling with a seized engine. we were driving on the highway at highway speed when all of a sudden the car would not accelerate and an epc light came on, not a check engine light. when we pulled over the car stalled with all the warning lights on. the dealership told me the next day that the engine had seized. i have changed the oil every 10000 miles with synthetic oil. there is no reason this should have happened.

My 2014 vw jetta (86000 miles) was parked. i tried to turn it on; it would crank but wouldn't start. got it towed to the vw dealership where they told me the timing belt and tensioner had to be replaced. the opened the engine to inspect for further damage and found several bent valves.

My vehicle; for months now, has either not started up right away or shut off while driving through city streets and a major freeway. while driving the car loses power but the battery has power. power steering becomes lost and i have to push the vehicle off the road or freeway. the vehicle has a rough idol when this occurs and becomes unsafe to handle and carefully remove from a busy road.i have taken it in to vw service multiple times and thet cannot fix it. no code comes up on their diagnostic computer and no check engine dash lights illuminate. this issue seems as though it is impossible to fix by the dealership who sold it to me, and self diagnosing is out of my league.

Ignition locked and locked the steering wheel as well. cannot get car started

Dealer issued keys are impossible to turn when attempting to turn off engine in stationary/park position. have to flick key forward causing a power surge to shut the engine off. process is getting worse, now fuel light is on stating that my fuel sensor is broken. car has lost power when accelerating as well. this is all connected to the power surge needed to shut the car off. dealership states, there has not been a recall for this type of issue, it will cost me upwards to $1000 to fix ignition cylinder. it looks like it's one of the only issues with this vehicle and is known by the dealerships. dealership only advises to purchase new vehicle with "push to start." this will be our first and last vw.

Takata recall. driving on highway trying to speed up and epc light came on engine check light came on and started flashing and skid light came on. car began to slow down, seem like shut off and i had to pull over on the side of the freeway. would shut car off and turn back on, epc light and skid light would go away but engine check light would remain.