Posted by rumplestiltskin on December 13, 2010 at 15:48:39 from (75.5.235.59):
In Reply to: OT 04 Durango posted by Tyler Jackson on December 13, 2010 at 15:01:15:
Hi, Tyler.
I assume by "oil light" you mean the oil pressure light, in which case you should have turned off the engine immediately. The oil level may be O.K. on the dipstick, but that's not what counts because the oil has to be pumped under pressure to keep the bearings lubricated. No pressure = destroyed bearings (regardless of how much oil is in the oil pan), and pretty quickly.
It sounds like the oil pump may have failed or maybe the system became plugged somewhere. Here's hoping that you're right and it's only a sensor failure or somehow weather-related.
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