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code p 0335 refers to crankshaft position (CKP) sensor---circuit malfunction=== causes --wiring--CKP sensor ---ECM
at this point because you were in the area doing repairs to the power steering pump , it is possible that you have disconnected the wires to the CKP
check that or replace the CKP
It can vary. Most vehicles will run at or above 40 psi on oil pressure, but can function at lower ones. Less than 20 psi would be cause for concern for long term wear issues or oil pump failure.
Not that bad to do, loosen nut on center of pulley before removing belt, this way it will hold pulley while loosening nut, after that remove belt, remove both power steering hoses, now remove pulley and both mounting bolt to power steering pump, install new pump in reverse order.
VSA is Vehicle Stability Assist and is related to ABS braking.
The power steering issue could just be a series of unfortunate events but it does sound suspicious. I'd try to figure out what caused the fluid to leak and where the leak is in relation to the VSA that was replaced before I took it back to the dealer.
i.e. If the VSA is on the other side of the engine compartment, it's probably not the dealer's fault. If they are right next to each other, something might have happened.
You may have air in the system. Run the car with the cap removed and the defrosters on allowing air to escape. Add antifreeze as needed to keep full while running. Fluid level will drop as thermostat opens.
As you are bleeding the brakes, start w/the furthest line (right rear), have someone add fluid at the same time. Do right rear, left rear, right front, left front until the fluid runs clear. Power steering, disconnect the low pressure hose to drain the canister. Refill with fluid. Repeat procedure, until fluid is clean.
That isn't the light for low tire pressure. Low tire pressure will have what looks like a tire- flat.
It is your VSA someone probably hit the button and accidentally. look to the left of your steering wheel there is a button that says VSA push it and see if it turns it off. I notice that this post is pretty old, so you may already have gotten the answer from your dealer, but I'm posting in case someone has the same problem later on.
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