Chevy Equinox stalling issue FIXED! P0010 P0011

This is a quick video showing how to correct the stalling issue associated with the variable camshaft timing on the 2.4 ecotec engine in a 2011 Chevrolet Equinox. This vehicle was throwing trouble code P0010 for the intake valve but I replaced both solenoids.
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[@mikelivingston2164]

You just saved me money. I was able to fix it fast. Thanks

[@Tomsfoolery.]

Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@bunny2nv]

ts6034 I changed both it still do it

[@John_Be]

Just fixed mine. Thank you very much.

[@tubetime39]

@@bunny2nv changed ours 3 times. switched oil to Full Synthetic Amsoil & it will code once in awhile but it only stalled out once in 3 months so far. PS prior to Amsoil I had Lube shop change it with their Full Synthetic & it coded & stalled out after 3 days & it did it all the time !

[@amorrison1]

Just did this with my ‘14 Malibu. She is no longer stalling or hesitating but after clearing the trouble codes, they (the trouble codes) came back. Car is still driving smoothly. Any suggestions?

[@davidfair2009]

Just did this repair this morning. Very easy. 10mm socket with an extension and a flathead screw driver is all you need. Just a friendly tip, once you get that plastic engine cover off, put the oil cap back on during the repair. It's a one in a million chance of happening, but if you drop something in that hole during the repair, you'll curse the day you were born.

[@johnvarner3221]

!!

[@jecht86]

i was like, Bro... BRO.. oil cap!. oh well

[@qfregistar]

How do you take the lock tab off? Really fighting this.

[@kiatatum1442]

What model is your truck? Are you still having issues ?

[@leghumper1574]

@@qfregistar gray one is just a pull up tab.

[@mattstamp5691]

With zero mechanical ability I was extremely hesitant to do this type of job, but I was annoyed with my car stalling several times a day, and decided what better thing to do on a Sunday afternoon. Probably watched your video about 15 times and it took me a good hr or so to do it, but I just finished up and took the Equinox for a spin and no issues and the car has more power. A big THANKS man for the video. Keep kicking butt

[@arodderz]

Wife called me this morning and said the equinox began to turn off on her in traffic as she attempted to accelerate. After running a error code reader, it ended up being this exact issue. Followed your advice and now car work great...Thank you so much brother.

[@tubetime39]

works great for how long ?? We've done this 4 times !

[@simonsilva5040]

This is an awesome video, my daughter took her 2012 equinox to mechanic that wanted $100 in front just to diagnose the problem, she called me I told her forget about it. Then I found you and the rest is history. Thank you for being there making it easy. 🤗

[@Tomsfoolery.]

That’s awesome! Thanks for watching!

[@lightningstrikestwice6302]

Diagnostics cost money. Scanners and electronic equipment are not free. Don't be so cheap! Support your local independent mechanic!

[@whoami9225]

Thank you for this video! My parents car was having this issue and I just fixed it for them! They are pretty impressed with their mechanic daughter! Lol.

[@Tomsfoolery.]

That’s great!

[@JulianFRosales]

This gets my thumbs up. Because he actually shows how difficult it can sometimes be removing a small plastic piece 👍👍

[@ManicMK]

That was my biggest issue

[@tylerbug2009]

Great video, no bs, no annoying music, no 30min intro.

[@Tomsfoolery.]

Thanks!

[@debbiemurphy2649]

thank you so much I am 68 years old female and I did it myself, it took me a little longer to get those bolts out but it was still under an hour. Thanks again saved me $220.

[@Tomsfoolery.]

That’s awesome! Good job!!

[@cowgirlsdad]

Somebody mentioned putting the oil cap back after you removed the cover to prevent stuff falling into the engine. Let me add one more. Make sure you pull those 10mm hold down bolts out before popping out the solenoid. Use a magnet. Otherwise there is a chance that the bolt will pop loose when you pull the solenoid and fall into that hole. Also, might want to do it when the weather is warmer. I managed to break a clip on the plastic engine cover. No big deal but probably had something to do with lots of heat cycles (109k miles) and really cold weather here. GREAT video and thank you for posting this!! I was so frustrated that I was going to sell it!

[@theweekendwarrior4980]

The shop I took my car too acted like this was gonna cost thousands to fix. And literally took me 15 mins and 59 for the part. Crazy thank god for KZbin

[@Tomsfoolery.]

Good job!

[@cr2158]

Make sure you contact the shop say sorry you couldn't screw me for that price

[@jaronturner8720]

In my mind before even knowing what was wrong i knew it was gonna be a pain in the neck but your video showed me how simple it is to knock this out and not have to break my bank account trying to hire someone else or even worse have the dealership do it. Thanks a lot

[@Twister6424]

This is an outstanding video! Thanks for making it simple for me to understand, I'm more of a business/numbers oriented dude. You weren't kidding when you said, super easy fix! It was fun getting dirty under the hood while pretending to know what I was doing when doing car maintenance!

[@Tomsfoolery.]

That’s great! Thanks for the feedback!

[@robertlynch7754]

You saved me some serious headache brother. I completed this job on my 2013 Terrain which was stalling out on the road leaving me in dangerous situations and the repair fixed the issue. Many thanks!

[@stormking6560]

I was having the same issue. Just fixed it 20mins ago amd I'm all good now. Thanks it was a definite penny saver.

[@SmartMoney3]

Chevy equinox 2014 was stalling everytime when only I accelerated. Autozone lent me a diagnostic device and read out in their computer "engine variable timing solenoid". Well thanks to this video as I replaced it. Car hasn't stalled. Thanks for making this so easy. Saved so much money

[@RorySadler]

Have you had that problem again?

[@thebeardofknowledge]

Thank you for making this video! I just completed this repair, thanks to your video. Only differrence is my Equinox never got a code. It was noisy at the valves for months and I couldnt figure out why, started having a random issue starting up once in a blue moon, then it had a very rough idle, then suddenly last night it shut off at a stop on the drive home with the family and this morning it would start then shut right back off. I also changed the spark plugs & cleaned out the intake manifold while I was there because it was time. Great video! Repair only cost me $146 bucks with autoparts store pickup. I am now subscribed to your channel, great content!

[@jamessantiago3398]

What exact parts did you have to buy for this? I have the same vehicle

[@thebeardofknowledge]

@jamessantiago3398 here you go, I made a video of it.

[@davinjaggard3711]

Even the color of the car is the same. I googled 2011 equinox stalls. Watched the video and it sounded like the problem. Couldn’t get the car into the shop because they were backlogged. I thought I’d take a chance, parts were about $109. It seems to run fine now. Saved $$$ and I look good in the wife’s eyes. (Well, I always look good but this helps against my “toys” purchases).

[@baddphil1495]

Thanks ... did exactly as you showed in video and after getting those pesky electrical connections off (2015 Equinox) everything went back together. Was fortunate to purchase ones with Intake / Exhaust marked on them as well. Did disconnect battery just to be careful. Figure you probably saved me $200 + from what dealer would of charged.

[@Tomsfoolery.]

That’s great! Thanks for watching!

[@Kris-uk6gr]

Big Phil would this work for a 2016 Chevrolet trax?

[@johnkosciusko4045]

Outstanding! Total time of my repair: 22 minutes. Thank you SO much!

[@ralphmcclung3428]

Thank You for posting video. My car was stalling had code p0014 p0016 p0017 not p0010 . 2013 chevy equinox 2.4. You save me money and alot of stress.

[@maryknutson9458]

This was perfect, changed our intake valve in 10 minutes! No more stalling out!

[@Tomsfoolery.]

That’s awesome!

[@joseabinader7907]

@@Tomsfoolery. áaaq.

[@Dl515]

Excellent video bro. Took me less than an hr to fix the problem. Thank you.

[@joezak2469]

Thanks so much for your video. It explains everything perfectly. 30 minutes from start to finish including 15 minutes to pick up parts.

[@2541968joey]

I just did this task & the electrical connectors were the hardest part. Use some compressed air to clean out around the base of each sensor before removal. Be careful of "open" holes doing this sensor replacement.

[@dwaynecooper3787]

Thanks for the video. My wife 07 GMC Terrian just had the P0011 code and is stalling sometimes. You just saved me a lot of money.

[@j.raeuchle2205]

Thank you so very much!!! I saved $500 for 30min of work because of this video. Thank you again!!

[@jeffpleson6515]

Bless fam !!!! Big help today from up in northern Canada during the day quarantine !!!

[@abeersnightmare5045]

Thanks man!Your video was a money saver.Replaced both in no time It's running great. I immediately subscribed.Thanks again!

[@Jasonsoldschool]

Thank you very much Mr Santer..!!! This repair video helped me diagnose & fix my sons 2013 equinox in a matter of minutes..!! Thk's again repair was simple after watching the video..!!

[@RestorationgroupOrgRIFT]

We fixed up ours using this video. Thanks a ton!

[@SongbirdRanch2005]

We have the stalling problem with 2017 equinox. Let’s see if the can fix the problem. Thank you for sharing the tutorial video.

[@roberteckert7184]

My wife's car just started getting these codes, thanks for the video, looks to be an easy fix.

[@dakotaleach810]

You are the man took 15 min saved me an arm and a leg

[@Tomsfoolery.]

That’s awesome! Thanks!

[@northeastpascrapper4934]

Great video. Here's a tip that I did. Rather then fighting the plug. I took the screw out. Used a flathead to move solenoid side to side using the bolt holder. Then I used the flathead again to gently pry up the solenoid by the plug. Then I took the plug off the solenoid being able to turn the solenoid upside down. Took less then 5 minutes. Thank you

[@1OF1Designs-Private]

Thanks for the video...saved me money. This also worked on my son's Pontiac 2008 G5 GT. Same engine.

[@richardadams2251]

Great job on this informative video. Now I know more about what I'm about to do. Many thanks.

[@JG-ph4go]

Saved us! Did this in a parking lot in 20 min and issue was fixed! Thanks

[@Tomsfoolery.]

Awesome!

[@jamessantiago3398]

You are the goat! 💪🐐 .. this video definitely guided me clear thru the repair & I was able to complete it in about 30 mins & the truck is actually running more smoothly

[@Mrtfarrugia]

This happen to my equinox last night. Fortunately it's still under warranty but it's great to see what they did.

[@leerood9079]

Very helpful! I tried to clean mine first but it made no difference. I'm gonna grab new ones and hopefully it solves my issue!

[@briancooley2192]

I was worried those codes on my gmc terrain were the result of a failing timing chain but replacing the intake solenoid fixed it. Thank you so much for this detailed video saved me a bunch of trouble and money.

[@smkozlowski]

I had this problem with my 14 Equinox. I go to my local repair shop, they tell me it's a 3.5 HOUR REPAIR. WHAAAAAT?? So, I get the intake Solenoid for 48.00 and in 30 minutes, job done, no CEL, smooth running engine. Thanks!!!!

[@Tomsfoolery.]

Awesome, save your money!

[@kyleruiz6623]

Thank you I hope this helps me out this happened to me yesterday twice

[@czykoala]

Thanks for the video i did this all on my own with your help of course

[@terrypalmer5905]

Worked like a charm. Same code and same easy fix. Woo Hoo!!!

[@Tomsfoolery.]

Awesome!

[@Rodriguez4life123]

Thanks for the video 🙏 my car is going thru this at the moment I got to learn something new and save some money too thanks man

[@davidhollar8780]

Thank you so much for this. Helped me save some $$ and not be without my car for a while.

[@Tomsfoolery.]

That’s good to hear! Thanks for watching!

[@kevinmarble6380]

Thank you so much for this. Instantly fixed the problem!

[@Tomsfoolery.]

That’s good news!! Thanks for watching!

[@allishalyons9305]

I did it! Had to do it by hand due to lack of tools but I feel proud!

[@Tomsfoolery.]

That’s awesome! Good job!

[@allishalyons9305]

@@Tomsfoolery. Think I'm ready to become a mechanic! Haha...one question though. I only had the p0010 come up, and my car is now running and not dying randomly any more, but it still feels like it stalls some. Should I have changed both solenoids? Or could there be an additional problem?

[@gregprocknal9232]

Very helpful. I've only worked on Non computer vehicles. Thanks

[@mrt4088]

Thank you. Just had to do it on my equinox. Took me an hour lol. Couldn't get the clips off lol...

[@beamerdude5823]

Super helpful and super simple! Thank you!!!

[@snapshot1]

My man!!! My Equinox gave me code P0010 today. And will be fixing it Sunday! Thanks for the lesson!

[@lightningstrikestwice6302]

Congratulations! A very useful KZbin video. Well done!

[@marcsmith3881]

For some reason, these like to fail. I have changed dozens of these in customer's cars. I have another one to do in a 2011 Equinox with only 54K miles. Correction, it only has 38k miles. Craziness. Almost forgot. Good straight forward video!

[@Tomsfoolery.]

Thanks!

[@DANNYN224]

Because chevy design these motors garbage you think chevy is reliable like toyota nope i think you saw that commercial to me all GM models have these sort of problems if the motor has the vvti system

[@smallish_mk3733]

do you usually use oem parts or aftermarket?

[@brendangman9991]

Hey Marc, I just changed them on my dads and it didn’t work… still stalling. Any Idea of what else it could be?

[@marcsmith3881]

@@brendangman9991 Is there a check engine light to at least offer some guidance?

[@greenbudzzz]

Thankyou so much for this video. I was freaking out! You are the man!

[@Hiking_Canada]

Hi have you had the shaking issue at stop light? Has it been solved ?

[@kainews7376]

Thank god ur amazing I’m doing this in the morning

[@kimberlys78]

I love this video. I live in Michigan and we don't have a garage to do this in. It's snowy af. But my moms car keeps stalling so I think I'm about to help her fix it.

[@8Jallin]

How did it go

[@tammymcswain5399]

That was really helpful, thank you!

[@Steveleanr]

I just replaced both, my equinox was stalling out when I put it in reverse, 2012 year. Solved the problem, the parts were 50$ each at O'Reilly's.. thanks for the video!!!

[@tinabelle55]

Okay, I'm feeling pretty good right now. I fixed my own car! Thank you so much! Just knowing what the diagnoses codes mean helped me get the right help.

[@Tomsfoolery.]

That’s great!

[@scottmarshall6766]

Mystery Oil Leak Up top: I don't know if this is a common issue, but my son just bought a 2010 Malibu, with an Ecotec, almost identical to this, except for airbox I believe. It had a pretty severe oil leak from up top and PS somewhere, and I assumed it was a valve cover gasket. After a couple of looks and a quick run of the valve cover bolts to see if any had lost torque, I got to looking closer, and the well around the solenoids was full of oil, as were the tops of the coil packs on the PS side of the engine. On closer inspection, the head was missing from the intake solenoid retaining bolt. The threaded portion was still in place, O ring still on it. The only thing holding it in place was the o-ring. Amazing it was still running I got a small electronic screwdriver and was able to tease out the stud portion of the broken bolt. I replaced the bolt and the problem is fixed.

[@davereutt9399]

Worked perfect. THANK YOU!

[@Aeiacobelli]

‘11 equinox here. I’ve been aware of the oil consumption issue for years now, and check the levels s very month. just missed the recall in 2019 by a couple hundred miles, so I was (and still am) pissed. The stalling just started with me a month ago (Aug ‘21)-going full synthetic and adding Lucas’ Oil treatment helps her run so much better, but I still stay once per day. Hoping that doing this repair will fix that until I can save enough for a down payment on a new car. Will edit if this is NOT a success. Edit: one of the links to the selinoids you provided was wrong, not sure which. Totally my fault for not checking before I blindly ordered. :)

[@robertferguson8174]

You didn't miss anything. 2011 was the only year that didn't get 10 year fix. So I got the recall paper and the 2011 was already out by months. I called the lawyer and said " its ridiculous that the 2011 was the only year that didn't get 10 years. What a scam!

[@justgonzphotography]

Thank you for the video! Worked like a charm

[@Tomsfoolery.]

Good deal! Thanks for watching!

[@EasyFixShaun]

I love your channel man!!🔧🔧

[@ohyeahthatsright3155]

FYI we just had this repair done at the Chevrolet dealership Pennsylvania and the cost for us was $278 and took about an hour

[@GrinDiesel1969]

Thanks for taking the time to make this Video! 👍👌

[@Tomsfoolery.]

Thanks for taking the time to watch it!

[@daniellewise3099]

Super easy to follow.

[@mtlrider99]

Thank you for the video . You saved me $150. I owe you a few beers .

[@scraplifetrashtocash4551]

Mine just did This today. Order the parts. Thank u for the videos.. My Code was P0010. 2014 Chevy Equinox. I don't know why this happened though. Only 30 k miles on it and get the oil serviced and changed at the dealer all the time. I just had my 30k service and Oil changed 2 weeks ago. After I fix it I'm trading it in for a 2019.. I don't like promblems with a Car with that less of miles on it

[@sonkakageta5628]

Scrap To Cash **** Living the Dream**** same here but mine is a 2013 30k miles changed my oil three weeks ago at the dealership I wonder if they are breaking shit on purpose

[@justkikib]

Scrap To Cash **** Living the Dream**** I'm having the issue now...2014 Chevy equinox...sorry vehicle..

[@tedweaver4526]

2014 equinox 65,000 miles. exhaust failed. intake was good, but changed them both.

[@sherrisilva9302]

2017 Equinox, 110,000 and lost all my oil! Had the engine and transmission gasket replaced. No trouble afterwords. Mechanic said could be major issues had several same car, continued oil issues. Check oil after every drive. Had oil change done after 3,000 miles, and now it stalls! Going to try these two solenoid changes. Love my car, hate the problems!

[@Tomsfoolery.]

I’ve noticed that almost every equinox I come across has oil consumption issues! Way too common on these!

[@sherrisilva9302]

Santer, your fix with the solenoids...TERRIFIC! Thank you! Did it and it runs great again! My oil problem is "stalled" for now, still check it every day to ensure it is ok. But, if you hear of any class action law suits, please let me know. I have only found one, and it is old. Agree, this is a problem Chevy has known about and should have fixed and could have fixed.

[@fouladz]

I recently started to have problems with my chevy malibu 2016, when i went to check turn out itssolenoid problem so thanks for help

[@tirasgoodwin1]

Thank you. Saved my day and wallet!!!

[@mikeovett4449]

Just fixed mine but needed the ac delco sensors from chevy dealer autozone ones didn’t work!!! True story!!!

[@Matt-xs4vs]

P0011 code for my wife's 2015 equinox today , looks to be about 100 in parts . I'll be swapping Tomorrow. Great detailed video .

[@Tomsfoolery.]

Thanks!

[@keepitrealsportstalk2690]

How did it work? I have a 2015 equinox too with the same issue

[@Matt-xs4vs]

@@keepitrealsportstalk2690 worked out great the second time around , first time around I replaced both solenoids with Chinese dorman parts they worked for a MONTH ! Ended up putting OEM ac delco solenoids in and hasn't gave me any issue since . Dont cheap out like I did lol

[@rebekahjacobson6184]

@@Matt-xs4vs I was just wondering how many miles your equinox has on it

[@Matt-xs4vs]

@@rebekahjacobson6184 55k

[@josecardona466]

Thank you so much for this Video. Help me a lot.

[@Tomsfoolery.]

That’s good news! Thanks for the feedback!

[@BlazenWinchester]

Replaced all 4 sensors(intake ,exhaust, cam, crank) and it ran great. The trouble code came back and will barely idle.

[@petestockigt1536]

Still dirty?

[@traceydeanrainey]

Yep my Buick Verano was throwing a P0011 code and needed a grey top input cam sensor and took all of 5 minutes to replace

[@csrunner6296]

Thanks for the video. 2012 Equinox had check engine light go on the other day and clear on its own. had Oreilly's give me a scan and it showed the P0010 code. Car ran fine, then today it stalled out on us pulling away from a stop and was acting really sluggish. However its nice to see a how simple the fix is, I will also do both solenoids since I'll be in there. Any thoughts on why they go bad? only 89k on our car, is it a 'common' issue with these cars or bad oil or what? Thanks again!

[@jamaicableeds3324]

Thanks. You helped me out

[@jasonjones8997]

Saved my ass bud, thought it was gunna be so much worse.

[@EricND223]

Thanks!

[@jermainemclemore9135]

Best video ever.

[@pfiltz]

I have that code pop up today with me. 2015 Equinox. I'm going to order those two pieces today. Hope it works.

[@Tomsfoolery.]

Make sure your oil level is where it should be and stay current on oil changes.

[@pfiltz]

@@Tomsfoolery. The repair worked. Car running smooth, and reset the engine warning light. I've always kept my oil changes up to date. BTW, I traded the car in yesterday for a 2020 equinox. 4K miles on it. I had 165K on my 2015, so we figured it was time to move on to a newer model before it started to Nickle and Dime me. BTW, there was very little trash on the screens. I think it was an electronic issue with either one of them. I replaced both of them to fix it.

[@tedweaver4526]

Thanks for saving me some money. Work just like you said. $61.00 a piece at the chevy dealer here in southern California. only place that had them. took me about 30 minutes.

[@Tomsfoolery.]

Good deal! Thanks for watching!

[@jlive5046]

@@Tomsfoolery. I changed my solenoid valves but now my car just turns over and doesn't start if you read this I love to hear your input

[@johnmatuszak2195]

Thanks for looking at the connectors and saying they are each unique so you can't switch them

[@Tomsfoolery.]

No problem! Thanks for watching!

[@dannywilkins7835]

Thanks watched your video change both just like any double parts if you change one change both total was about 100 for parts took about 15 minutes tops. ..

[@Tomsfoolery.]

That’s great! Thanks for watching!

[@Twister6424]

Same with me as far as a cost for parts, but I needed more than 15 minutes. Cheers!

[@Aspire7]

I just bought a 2013 Equinox, and although it isn’t stalling, it does sputter when shifting from 2nd to first, and also upon initial acceleration from a stop. Would this be the same fix?

[@jameswoodard9305]

Nice video help alot

[@asifaslam1111]

You made it look real easy nice job 👍

[@Tomsfoolery.]

Thanks!

[@josesoto9099]

asif aslam Not only did he make it look easy in reality it is it took me about 20 mins tops this video was a life saver

[@peterblumen8335]

Question for you? I just replaced my exhaust vvt solenoid for my 2017 equinox. The clip that locks the connector in place snap off. Will the connector pop off? Will I be alright to drive it? With the engine ( plastic lid) pressing on it would the connector stay in place

[@dustinmoreno8657]

Very useful 👍🏼

[@kid3764]

👍👍👍good job. And excellent video

[@Tomsfoolery.]

Thanks!

[@rickwest2818]

Please put that oil cap back on before you blow dirt with the compressor. I'm sure you knew that and just forgot.

[@chrisr1881]

Rick West omg as soon as i seen hose come out i wanted to yell thro my screen to put f*ckn oil cap on!!!

[@scottmarshall6766]

Throttle body too. Brain fart, we all have it happen, He was unlucky enough to tape it.

[@florresendiz4468]

Alright, thank you very much

[@ericzatkalik7058]

Thank you!

[@markrohloff]

Having same issue, Error code P0010 and P0011. very helpful video and will be doing the repair myself and saving $$

[@Tomsfoolery.]

It's a quite straight forward job. Make sure your oil level is up to par as the cam timing is operated off oil pressure. Thanks for watching!

[@markrohloff]

If I have to replace one of the sensors, should I replace both at the same time?

[@Tomsfoolery.]

I recommend doing them both. They're inexpensive and you're right there anyway.

[@yungmondi4947]

Could this be the same problem that makes my 2013 Malibu stall when I come to a stop?

[@MS-mx8yj]

Great video, problem is not having the machine to tell u what the problem is, i just found out from pepboys that this is what i needed, but since i am not me hanically encline, i couldn't tell on my own that this was the problem i was having. Gonna pay $500 for the repair. Great video though.

[@michaelreese8211]

Man pay them whatever it was to read the code. Usually 50 to 90 dollars. Even if you are not mechanically talented the way he breaks it down makes it very easy. If you can create a dish from a recipe you can do this! Have faith and take life by the horns when it throws you curve balls and knock em out of the park! 10o bucks for the part and 15 minutes of my time. Wife called me stranded at work, stressing for a rental. I got the part, installed it and made it back to my job on time all in my lunch break. You can do it homie!

[@MS-mx8yj]

@@michaelreese8211 yeah, i should have done that, after the fact i realozed that i could have done it myself, next time i will do that.