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Deniro

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  1. Struggling to understand the PSM failure that's coming up. I can clear all faults no problem and can even drive the car with zero faults. However on second engine start I get the PSM failure - No all wheel sys. fault without the car even moving an inch. The only fault I can see is the P0017 Crankshaft position in relation to exhaust camshaft fault (Bank1). Can this cause a PSM failure?
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