The other day I was driving to the gas station. I had about 40 miles left in my tank while sitting at the light the engine stalled and would not start back up. There weren't any warnings before hand. I drained the battery trying to start it back up. It had stalled a few times before but it was once in a while like once every couple of months but always started back up. I had it towed home thinking maybe I have some dirty gas or something. So I put some gas in it and hooked it up with some jumper cables and it still won't start. That's when I got the 0522 oil pressure sensor code. My question is, could a bad sensor have caused this and will replacing it fix it or am I only getting the code because the engine isn't starting. On a side not may or may not be related, I believe my thermostat has gone bad and is stuck open because the engine only warms up half of what it normally does. I did get that code.

 

Code is likely due to engine not starting. Need to find out what's missing, spark, or fuel.

 

The motor isn’t starting because of the code. Here is a good read on it

https://www.yourmechanic.com/article...lerie-johnston

id replace the sensor and start there