Oil pressure sensor performance code?

A bad oil pressure sender on a Chrysler product is almost as common as finding red apples in the grocery store. That said a bad sensor that was showing 0 pressure could keep the car from starting because it would be telling the ECU to stop the engine to prevent damage. However just opening the Shrader doesn't really tell you anything because it takes a certain pressure of the fuel to allow the injectors to operate.
What I would do is change the OP sender, then see if things change. Borrow your friend's oil pressure sender socket and get the materials for an oil change as well. Then jack up the car, drain the oil and remove the filter. Put the drain plug in and then change the sender out. That way you have fresh oil, and the sender should be at its best. Fill it with new oil and start the engine, run it for a couple minutes, check for leaks and if it's okay you are done.

That would fit with no oil pressure while you try to start it. It would flash the light as a warning that you shouldn't drive it. I would swap the pressure sender first, then see what it does.

Loose plug wire could cause a misfire, but I would work one problem at a time. Keeps you from chasing your tail. I have people who will say "Well I changed the coils, plugs, ECM, crankshaft sensor and a cam sensor and I still have this problem" With the quality of parts these days it's unfortunately rather common to have a bad new part. In the shop I tend to test a lot more so that when I say "This part is bad" I'm 99.9% sure it's bad. However, on here that's a bit hard to do as most folks don't have scan tools and scopes at home. So, I can't say "Well hook a scope to this point and send me the waveform" Or "Use the scan tool to disable the coil on that cylinder to see if it's the problem" However I would take a look at the wire and see if it snaps into place or if there is another problem.

For the pressure sender, they can be a bear on some cars. At least your engine isn't like somewhere they put the parts inside the engine like GM and Ford. It's so much fun when you have to take the engine half apart to change the spark plugs or starter.