Hello, I have a 2014 Chrysler 300 with 11,000 miles...with the newer cars do you still do the oil change at every 3,000 miles? Thanks for your help

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Asked by Test300 Oct 09, 2014 at 12:16 PM about the 2014 Chrysler 300 RWD

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2014 Chrysler 300, first new car, had a 2004 Impala LS before this one. It base model RWD, live in PA where there are a lot of hills.

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5000 conventional oil. 8-10,000 synthetic ........Judging from Tom's answer, they apparently use full synthetic from factory

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My new Chrysler 2014 has an "oil life sensor" and I called Chrysler. Their response is change it when it indicates it but never exceed 1 yr or 10k miles

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The owners manual should have that information.

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Thank you all for you answers. I figured it was a bit more than 3000. Lost my manual somewhere in the house.....really wanted to study it, keep putting it off...now when have the time to staudy it...can't find it...go figure.

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www.chrysler.com/download/pdf/manuals/2014-300-OM-1st.pdf ...... you can download the owners manual, and save to read anytime--- or print if you are willing to use 277 pages of paper and ink

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If it were mine Mobil1 synthetic in the appropriate weight and once a year or 7,500 miles. The 3,000 mile oil change is a thing of the past.

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manual says 6k but my mechanic says if you let it go that long you will more then likely have to add a quart or two around 4 to 5k, i use a blend and change every 4k. my 2005 Chrysler 300 lasted 270k before i bought this 2014.

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Hello Mopar gang, no, sorry, "club". My main concern is what I need to do (oil chang interval) in order to maintain my "lifetime" warranty with Chrysler? This is important to me, due to the fact that the SRT8 model has a hefty engine replacement price $$. Thanks guys. Mopar Mike W.

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