Resetting the Oil Change Light on Your Chrysler Sebring

What the Oil Change Light Means

Your Chrysler Sebring has a light on the dashboard that reminds you when it's time for an oil change. This light turns on after a certain number of miles or months have passed since your last oil change. Once you've had your oil changed, you'll need to reset this light so it can track the next service interval.

How to Reset the Light Manually

Most Chrysler Sebring models allow you to reset the oil change light without special tools. Here's how:

1. Turn on the ignition without starting the engine. The dashboard lights should come on.
2. Look for the odometer display on your instrument cluster. You may need to press a button on the steering wheel or dashboard to cycle through different display options until you see the odometer.
3. Once the odometer is showing, locate the button labeled "Select" or "Reset" (this is usually on the left side of the steering wheel or on the turn signal lever).
4. Press and hold this button for several seconds until the oil change reminder disappears or you see a confirmation message.
5. Turn off the ignition.

If Your Sebring Has a Touchscreen

Newer Sebring models with touchscreen displays may reset the light differently:

1. Turn on the vehicle without starting the engine.
2. Use the touchscreen menu to navigate to "Vehicle" or "Maintenance" settings.
3. Look for an option labeled "Oil Change" or "Service Reminder."
4. Select the option to reset or clear the reminder.
5. Confirm your selection when prompted.

When to Reset the Light

Reset the oil change light only after you've actually had your oil changed. Resetting it without performing the service can cause you to miss important maintenance on your vehicle.

Need More Help?

If these steps don't work for your specific model year, check your owner's manual for detailed instructions. Your manual will have the exact procedure for your Sebring's year and trim level.