Oil Light

[JayG]

Originally Posted by Timco

No matter what anybody tries to tell you, the rotors could not have caused this.....No matter how worn or new the pads are.

Totally unrelated problems. Start there.

+1
hopefully this wont lead on to small furry animals LOL

Also Tim, I just sent you a PM, I think it may be useful to you

[Pdwight]

And here I was just hoping it was a bad tail light bulb. ...LOL

[healthservices]

In the very unlikely case the rotors are not the issue, I myself would just replace the oil switch as it is not expensive. Check the lead to see it is not grounding out either.

Local store has them





Of course pull the wheels and check the brake rotors first.

[paulofto]

You guys are likely correct but just in case have them do a boroscope of the IMS through the sump plug hole. You can't be too careful. Oh yeah, and make sure the radiators are clear of debris.