I looked it up and it said:

P0522 Engine Oil Pressure Sensor/Switch Circuit Low Voltage

What could the problem be?

Edit. I was reading up on some threads and I read that some people had this problem when they were low on oil. I've been letting my oil get too low and I noticed my oil light came on a few times, but when I restarted, it went away. Could the fact that I am extremely low on oil cause it to spit out that code?

 

try putting some oil in it to where its supposed to be. if that dont fix the problem, at least you will be keeping proper maintenence on the car, which is what you should be doing anyway

 

I dont know why, but that made me laugh.

 

+1, take care of the car man lol, why would you let it go low on oil especially when you knew about it...

 

u should definetly check ur car everymonth or two

 

Okay my oil and sensor was changed about 2 months ago...well it just poped up the code..there is no oil leaking on the ground I"m not for sure what is goin on Please help

 

Did you check your oil? Just because the oil isn't hitting the ground don't mean it ain't leakin.

 

I just bought my '04 Neon 6 days ago, had the oil changed 4 days ago, I can assure you, I am NOT low on oil. This code came up, plus code P0572 /Brake switch A circuit low. Is it a fuse thing?? the engine malfunction light came on while I was driving to work, and stays on now.

any more suggestions?

 

Bad oil pressure sensor. $10 at Dodge. As for the P0572, do your brake lights work correctly?

 

Well the 522 code resolved on its' own, I checked the codes again tonight and only the 572 code is left. I checked my lights and yes, they all work correctly. What am I missing?