I would suspect a corroded or frayed wire before I suspected the wrong oil..

 

Mhm, and back to the 1st reply.

 

Well Jiffy Lube never gave me the little sticker and when I went back to complain and get the car re-checked the gentleman kept the pink receipt. So far since I got my car back from the shop and the mechanic changed the oil and filter the light has not come back on... I would like to know what the true issue was at hand but for right now all I have to go on is "wrong oil". tskk....

 

Who knows what those intelligent young men at Jiffy Lube could have put inside of your engine..

 

i'm having the same problem with my 03 sxt with 152,000 miles but i just went to change the oil and found that my oil plug head is stripped and was wondering if someone had a good idea on how to get it out

 

Since it shouldn't be torqued to infinity, perhaps a pair of vise-grips?

 

Do you mean the head is rounded off or the pan has no threads?

 

The head is rounded. So wrenches or sockets just slip so I was going to try vice grips but didn't know if that was a good idea or not

 

Either vise grips or a pipe wrench. The owner before me too the car to a bunch or idiots that rounded the head of my oil drain plug and it was on so tight I had to get another oil pan because if I would've tried to take it out, I would've cracked the pan.

 

Well exactly one week later... after driving 30mins <BING> oil light flashes then disappears so... obviously mechanic was wrong... back 2 square one... UGHh.... I'm determined to figure this out some how some way