My oil pressure is dropping and at the same time my car is idleing to where it seems like my fuel pump is dying. Are the 2 related. If I step on the gas the oil pressure picks up and the my car gets gas thru the pump . This is a 2001 jeep grand cherokee 4.0L 242 6cyl

Check the engine oil, is the engine reading full on oil? Check the engine oil, is the engine reading full on oil?

Last weekend, my oil pressure was normal, then all of a sudden when idleing at a light it dropped to where the "check gauge" light comes on. At the exact time time this happened "at idleing" my car is cutting off similar to a fuel pump not pumping.If I step on the accelerator at idleing the oil pressure goes back to normal range and also the car doesnt cut off with respect to what it seems like fuel not getting to the engine or so it seems like. I watched a video on the internet in where a bad oil pressure switch can cause this problem but he had a taurus in his shop by where the fuel pump will shutoff if it sees a drop in oil pressure but Im not sure on a 2001 jeep grand cherokee if that holds. My oil is normal, car doesnt burn oil at all,its not milky, doesnt smell. I usually do my own repairs and can diagnose many problems myself but Im a bit confused about this one. I was up till 3 am last night on the inet and many articles lead to a bad oil pressure sending unit (switch) near the oil filter that can cause this dual issue.Yes, engine oil is right on the full mark. Jeep has 212k but rides like a gem.I take good care of it.
There is no check engine light either. Last weekend, my oil pressure was normal, then all of a sudden when idleing at a light it dropped to where the "check gauge" light comes on. At the exact time time this happened "at idleing" my car is cutting off similar to a fuel pump not pumping.If I step on the accelerator at idleing the oil pressure goes back to normal range and also the car doesnt cut off with respect to what it seems like fuel not getting to the engine or so it seems like. I watched a video on the internet in where a bad oil pressure switch can cause this problem but he had a taurus in his shop by where the fuel pump will shutoff if it sees a drop in oil pressure but Im not sure on a 2001 jeep grand cherokee if that holds. My oil is normal, car doesnt burn oil at all,its not milky, doesnt smell. I usually do my own repairs and can diagnose many problems myself but Im a bit confused about this one. I was up till 3 am last night on the inet and many articles lead to a bad oil pressure sending unit (switch) near the oil filter that can cause this dual issue.Yes, engine oil is right on the full mark. Jeep has 212k but rides like a gem.I take good care of it. There is no check engine light either.