I would start by screwing in an oil pressure gauge and verify oil pressure 15 psi min at 1100 RPM warm engine. Perhaps just change the pressure switch and see if it is a defective switch. It's just under 7 hours to replace the oil pump so verifying pressure is important first. If the pump is bad maybe the crankshaft bearings are damaged!
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