Two years ago, I let my friend borrow my chevette for a road trip, when he got back he said he changed the oil. I had parked the car and didn't drive it until winter. The car started fine, but I was only able to go about six feet, and it died, and hasn't started since. I later found out, that my friend had used SAE 30.
The chevette had done this before, not starting, and it was from not having enough oil in it. Something about a sensor switch.
Anyway, I was wondering if the reason it won't start is because of this switch. I have fuel and fire, but it just won't go. The same thing as before, except this time I have enough oil.
So, is there a bipass for the oil sensor switch? Or could it be because the oil pump went out from the cold SAE30???
