Chrysler · 2005–2023

HOW TO RESET THE OIL LIFE ON A CHRYSLER 300

Oil change light or maintenance reminder on after an oil change? Here's how to reset it on the Chrysler 300 (2005–2023), plus how much oil it takes, the oil type and the oil filter number.

Engines covered

3.6L V6 · 5.7L HEMI

Model years

2005–20182019–2023

RESET STEPS

Stellantis Pedal Sequence · covers model years 2005–2018

Jeep · Dodge · Ram · Chrysler, roughly 2003–2018

  1. 1

    Turn the ignition to ON/RUN without starting the engine.

  2. 2

    Slowly press the accelerator all the way down and release, 3 full times within 10 seconds.

  3. 3

    Watch the cluster: the change-oil message should flash and clear.

  4. 4

    Turn the ignition OFF, then start the engine to confirm.

Oil needed for an oil change

5.0–7.0 qt (4.7–6.6 L)

Capacity with a new filter. Verify the exact amount and oil grade (viscosity) in your owner's manual before filling.

Type of oil

5W-20

Oil filter part number

Mopar MO-090 · MO-339

Common factory part numbers — the right filter can vary by engine. Verify before buying.

RESET STEPS

Stellantis Cluster Menu · covers model years 2019–2023

Jeep · Dodge · Ram · Chrysler, roughly 2019 and newer

  1. 1

    With the vehicle on, use the steering-wheel controls to open the instrument cluster menu.

  2. 2

    Go to VEHICLE INFO → OIL LIFE (or SETTINGS → OIL LIFE RESET).

  3. 3

    Select RESET and confirm.

  4. 4

    Start the engine and verify the message is gone.

Oil needed for an oil change

5.0–7.0 qt (4.7–6.6 L)

Capacity with a new filter. Verify the exact amount and oil grade (viscosity) in your owner's manual before filling.

Type of oil

0W-20 or 5W-20 full synthetic (SRT/6.4L: 0W-40)

Oil filter part number

Mopar 68191349AC · MO-090

Common factory part numbers — the right filter can vary by engine. Verify before buying.

TIRES & WHEELS

Lug nut torque

100 ft-lb (135 N·m)

Tighten in a star pattern; re-check after 50–100 miles.

Drivetrain

RWD with 4WD / AWD on many trims

Rearward cross (RWD / 4WD)

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  • Rear tires move straight forward to the front on the same side.
  • Front tires cross to the rear: left front → right rear, right front → left rear.

X-pattern (AWD)

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  • Every tire crosses diagonally: left front ↔ right rear, right front ↔ left rear.
  • Keep all four tires within the same tread depth (AWD systems are sensitive to mismatched sizes).

Directional or staggered tires use different rules — see all rotation patterns.

TPMS reset · Automatic relearn by driving

Applies to 2008 and newer (some 2006–2007 too).

  1. 1

    Set all tires to the door-jamb pressure (check the placard — Ram and Jeep differ front/rear).

  2. 2

    Drive above 15 mph for about 20 minutes. The light goes out when the system sees correct pressures.

  3. 3

    A flashing light for ~75 seconds then solid means a sensor fault.

Torque, drivetrain and TPMS info are common values for this model family. Verify in your owner's manual or service info before working on the vehicle.

BEFORE YOU START

  • Only reset the oil life after a real oil and filter change.
  • Warm oil is hot — let the engine cool a few minutes before draining.
  • Reset resets the internal interval timer; it doesn't change what's in the sump.

CHRYSLER 300 QUESTIONS

+How do I reset the oil life on a Chrysler 300?

Turn the ignition to ON/RUN without starting the engine. Slowly press the accelerator all the way down and release, 3 full times within 10 seconds. Watch the cluster: the change-oil message should flash and clear. Turn the ignition OFF, then start the engine to confirm. Other model years use different steps — see the full list on this page.

+How much oil does a Chrysler 300 take?

About 5.0–7.0 qt (4.7–6.6 L) with a new filter, depending on engine and year. Check the dipstick after filling.

+What type of oil does a Chrysler 300 use?

Commonly 5W-20 or 0W-20 or 5W-20 full synthetic (SRT/6.4L: 0W-40). Confirm the grade in your owner's manual or on the oil filler cap.

+What oil filter fits a Chrysler 300?

Common factory part number: Mopar MO-090 · MO-339, Mopar 68191349AC · MO-090. The right filter can vary by engine, so confirm before buying.

More answers on our oil change FAQ.